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Please warn that I can not comment before I write the comment

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As a new user, I can only comment in certain places.

But please, I would like to know it right before I start to write the comment.

The current behavior of the software is that it swallows my comment and I get the notice box only after that. This way my work invested into the writing in the comment is lost.

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trichoplax‭ wrote about 4 hours ago

Thank you for raising this. There has recently been a fix for the problem you describe, so it seems we have missed a way that this can happen.

To help investigate what needs to be fixed, do you remember any details about where the comment was being posted? For example, do you know which post or comment thread you were trying to post a comment in? If not, it would still be helpful to know whether it was a question, answer, or comment thread.

peterh‭ wrote 34 minutes ago

Yes, I have commented this question. The comment was long, and afaik it had also some formatting markups. Note I am using a firefox on Linux with a lot extensions, although javascript instability happens rarely by me, it is a possible problem source. I might try to reproduce it. But I think it is not a client side problem. I have also clicked "start a new comment thread". Nothing warned me that I should not.