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<blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 6108056" data-attributes="member: 177">If they were as easy to edit as posts, I'd have no problem with them.&nbsp; But we had to go into a user's profile (the recipient's, not the giver's) to edit, which is handled through a completely different interface than the one we use for posts - so a separate login and several more clicks to get through the process.Which is not to say that we shouldn't show comments.&nbsp; I merely speak to my own experience with them, 'cause we are chatting and all.&nbsp; Maybe other solutions will come to mind.For example, if there's a way to turn off showing XP comments we receive, maybe mods and admins should turn them off as a general policy.&nbsp; Or maybe folks feel that while commenting on moderation in-thread is generally a bad thing, maybe a simple &quot;Thanks&quot; to a mod when they do step in and folks like how it was handled is acceptable?&nbsp; I'm not a fan of that last last - but I'm probably the biggest stickler on the staff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Umbran, post: 6108056, member: 177"] If they were as easy to edit as posts, I'd have no problem with them. But we had to go into a user's profile (the recipient's, not the giver's) to edit, which is handled through a completely different interface than the one we use for posts - so a separate login and several more clicks to get through the process. Which is not to say that we shouldn't show comments. I merely speak to my own experience with them, 'cause we are chatting and all. Maybe other solutions will come to mind. For example, if there's a way to turn off showing XP comments we receive, maybe mods and admins should turn them off as a general policy. Or maybe folks feel that while commenting on moderation in-thread is generally a bad thing, maybe a simple "Thanks" to a mod when they do step in and folks like how it was handled is acceptable? I'm not a fan of that last last - but I'm probably the biggest stickler on the staff. [/QUOTE]

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