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>Lots of people have complained that without comment scores it's harder to pick out the good comments. Some say that's better, because now you have to judge a c
by wging 15y ago
>Lots of people have complained that without comment scores it's harder to pick out the good comments. Some say that's better, because now you have to judge a comment for itself.
I say it's worse, because now I have to judge a comment for itself.
On subjects I don't know, this is of course difficult.
- hugh3 15y agoIndeed. What is the point in having comment scores if I can't see 'em? If I'm looking at a thread on a subject I don't know much about, and I read the top comment, how do I know whether this comment has been approved by hundreds of users (and thus is probably correct) or whether it was just submitted a few minutes ago and the algorithm has stuck it at the top? (I guess I can look at the "submitted at" and guess, but still...)