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I'm one of the offenders, and the answer is quite simple: I often don't know what else to name it, even after several minutes of hard thinking. I want commmenting to be a task of ease, not a task o...
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#2: Post edited
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Andreas from the dark caverns
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2024-01-26T19:15:43Z (3 months ago)
- I'm one of the offenders, and the answer is quite simple: I often don't know what else to name it, even after several minutes of hard thinking. I want commmenting to be a task of ease, not a task of complication.
In addition, there are many sorts of comments that don't actually fit very well in their own buckets, and are better grouped with other ones; these comments form the group of general response, hence the name: "general comments". Just because we _can_ have different buckets for every comment, doesn't mean we should.- One can always revisit the name of a comment thread later on, if the set of general comments actually turned out to have something not so general in common.
- I'm one of the offenders, and the answer is quite simple: I often don't know what else to name it, even after several minutes of hard thinking. I want commmenting to be a task of ease, not a task of complication.
- In addition, there are many sorts of comments that don't actually fit very well in their own buckets, and are better grouped with other ones; these comments form the group of general responses, hence the name: "general comments". Just because we _can_ have different buckets for every comment, doesn't mean we should.
- One can always revisit the name of a comment thread later on, if the set of general comments actually turned out to have something not so general in common.
#1: Initial revision
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Andreas from the dark caverns
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2024-01-26T11:57:29Z (4 months ago)
I'm one of the offenders, and the answer is quite simple: I often don't know what else to name it, even after several minutes of hard thinking. I want commmenting to be a task of ease, not a task of complication. In addition, there are many sorts of comments that don't actually fit very well in their own buckets, and are better grouped with other ones; these comments form the group of general response, hence the name: "general comments". Just because we _can_ have different buckets for every comment, doesn't mean we should. One can always revisit the name of a comment thread later on, if the set of general comments actually turned out to have something not so general in common.