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If you can render an old thread (as opposed to pre-rendered HTML and I doubt that is done for forums), there is no storage cost or performance benefit to preven
by jlokier 6y ago
If you can render an old thread (as opposed to pre-rendered HTML and I doubt that is done for forums), there is no storage cost or performance benefit to preventing comments on it.
New comments don't need to live in the same read-only storage as the old ones. They just need to be found when the old ones are rendered, and that's easy - the new comments are in hot storage after all.
- IsopropylMalbec 6y agoI agree with the first half of this. The second half implies that the original designer felt that historical comments were important, which I think any social MVP will disagree with.