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Some people give input, the majority (80-90%) don't. And when they do, it is because they can relate to the subject at hand.
Now take that 10-20% that is remaining, and how many of those people do you think know what ITC is, or how many know that spirit isn't just "ghosts" and that it is normal....they can't relate, so they don't give feedback.
On the other hand, I've seen a few very successful groups - and they became that way by asking people: "what is your opinion on this topic", etc. The response is usually overwhelming, because people are passionate about the subject, and they all get to give their own experience, and piece of their mind.....of course this is a group concerning life after death.
whereas with just a post - the common rule is: if you don't agree, or think it's ridiculous, then better to not post anything at all. Most people follow this unspoken rule.
Try creating a one or two sentence blurb about something specific, which may link somewhere else, and then ask people: what do you think about this? Maybe it will work.
Those that are not interested in life after death do not usually become so until they have a reason, either a death, a natural curiosity, or some other life changing event.
Keith