We're taking this all into account about next steps. Definitely worth making more clear that mods/admins cannot use this feature on posts. Only the author can take the hide comment action.
And we don't want to imply that the comment has been hidden because of code of conduct issues or because the comment is bad per se. The author may want to hide it for any reasons, perhaps just because it's confusing or the question's been answered elsewhere, etc.
I want to use communication software in which all messages are equal.
Example: I'd reply later to your message, but you haven't created the command to bookmark it. We could actually design command series that are even more helpful.
You have included the command to upload images.
Who wants to discuss principles of data management, so that we decide on what we want from software that we need often and see how little "developers" have given us?
I haven't forgotten your words, but I can't be expected to use this program after complaining about it.
What is your name? Where can I see it in a social profile? Your GitHub profile includes no name.
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This 'feature' would just lead to more curation by authors and dev.to staff on top of already heavy moderation by the dev.to staff per my expi.
It really depends on what you are trying to achieve with dev.to.
Is it a blogging site for devs, or curated content by dev.to staff?
tbh, I find it more of the latter after taking it for a spin last month.
Also, consider this: github repos let devs to comment without getting into NLP logistics of what's in comments.
Perhaps better upvote/downvote UX for comments would be a much better approach to keep it more liberal ...
That includes adding more than just tag, heart & unicorn to blog posts.
I've seen a few I'd mark with π without resorting to any constructive feedback comments some might find offensive.
We're taking this all into account about next steps. Definitely worth making more clear that mods/admins cannot use this feature on posts. Only the author can take the hide comment action.
And we don't want to imply that the comment has been hidden because of code of conduct issues or because the comment is bad per se. The author may want to hide it for any reasons, perhaps just because it's confusing or the question's been answered elsewhere, etc.
Hello.
I am very interested in your question.
I haven't forgotten your words, but I can't be expected to use this program after complaining about it.
What is your name? Where can I see it in a social profile? Your GitHub profile includes no name.