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There are at least three problems with the current situation, that don't go away by 'getting used to' them: - You don't know whether you clicked the right arro
by Confusion 16y ago
There are at least three problems with the current situation, that don't go away by 'getting used to' them:
- You don't know whether you clicked the right arrow
- You are forced to skim/read many comments to determine
which ones are of value, where previously you may have
chosen to skim a particular discussion for the best
comments.
- You can't judge the quality of comments on a topic you
know absolutely nothing about
- jerf 16y agoIf "the comments with the highest points" was isomorphic to "the best comments", we wouldn't be having this discussion at all.
- Confusion 16y agoI didn't get the impression that the upvoting of lesser comments, to the level of 'the best comments' is a primary concern? The mere existence of the comments is the major problem, even when they aren't upvoted? In any case, I do think the set of 'the best comments' is usually a subset of 'the comments with the highest points' and especially in submissions with many comments/threads, the amounts can be helpful.