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Actually posts with few comments have basically a flat structure. They have usually just one thread with two or three comments and the others are "single-commen
by dekervin 6y ago
Actually posts with few comments have basically a flat structure. They have usually just one thread with two or three comments and the others are "single-comment" threads.
It's the posts with a lot of comments that tend to have three or four very long threads and those long threads skew toward being under the first comments posted.
- gus_massa 6y agoBut discussions like this will make the first comment have the 100% of the subcomments.
- dekervin 6y agoYes, you are right and that's the thing, the action happens in the first couple of thread ( this discussion is a bit meta btw ! ). The point is, it still hold true even when the total number of comments on the page is bigger.