What does it mean to "blurt" an answer?

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Anonymous Profile
Anonymous answered

I think it means to share a question, though I'm not totally sure though.

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Anonymous commented
I think it means give the answer
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Anonymous commented
Again I have no idea you might be right Todd
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Rich Bro commented
I am wondering the same thing. Seems like it would be an official answer for the is the site FAQ or something. Confusing.
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Sara Lewis answered

On Blurtit, to "Blurt" an answer means to share the answer with your own followers.

If you're familiar with Twitter you can kind of compare it to a retweet, which is where someone on your timeline tweets something funny or interesting that you want to share, but give them the credit, so you click the "retweet" button and the tweet shows in your timeline. The same goes for the "share" button on Facebook.

This is exactly the same concept as a Blurt, so if you see something you like on Blurtit, just click the Blurt button under the answer and all our followers will be able to see it!

Have you seen the other cool options under the answers on Blurtit? You can also "thank writer" if you think someone has done a particularly good job of answering a question, or you can "comment" on their answer, rather than answering the question directly, if you want to continue the conversation, asking a further question, or give the writer some feedback on their post.

All these things make Blurtit a great way to interact as a community, which is pretty awesome!

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Ravin Local answered

I have no idea what it means.

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Rooster Cogburn
Rooster Cogburn commented
On Blurtit, to "Blurt" an answer means to share the answer with your own followers.
Rooster Cogburn
Rooster Cogburn commented
If you're familiar with Twitter you can kind of compare it to a retweet, which is where someone on your timeline tweets something funny or interesting that you want to share, but give them the credit, so you click the "retweet" button and the tweet shows in your timeline. The same goes for the "share" button on Facebook.
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