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Skipping zero more comments in inline thread

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A comment thread displayed inline below a post usually only shows a maximum of 5 comments. Further comments can be seen by pressing "show thread" to see the whole thread in its own page.

I added a comment to an inline thread that already had 5 comments, and my comment was displayed below the fifth comment in the inline thread. It makes sense to exceed the maximum of 5 comments in this specific case so that the user does not need to be redirected to the separate thread page.

However, between the fifth comment and my new comment was a message "Skipping 0 more comments". I would only expect this message to be displayed when skipping more than zero comments.

Comment thread with 5 comments followed by "Skipping 0 more comments" followed by the just posted new comment

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