I have my comments set to read from last to first. It seems easier that way to follow the natural thread. Now I am thinking though that doing it the other way around so that the most recent comments are first could encourage readers to share the hub since the share button is right above the most recent comment. What do you think about this?
I really don't like most recent comments first.
It feels unnatural and it's a pain in the botty when you are responding to a quite lengthy comment, especially if there are a fair number of comments already.
sure...last to first sounds like a plan...I think you may have listened to that unexplained sound hubb to many times LOL
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I need to go figure out what I've got the settings on. I have a very weird deal right now, and I don't like it. Basically, it's a "what the heck is the system with these?" kind of thing...
OK. I went and checked. It WAS on "display most recent first". I just switched it to (essentially), "No, don't do that."
I think the most-recent-first things is particularly confusing for the person whose Hub it is. There's the thing where comments show up somewhere else, and you can approve them or not. Then there's the thing where people can comment in the feeds. Then you go to reply, and you can either post a new comment or else reply right under the person's comment (IF you've already approved it.)
I'm glad you did this thread and reminded me to go look and take care of that (because it's been driving me nuts, and I haven't "addressed the matter" because I haven't even felt like dealing with it.).
Totally agree. I see someone comment, then I go there, and they are somewhere else in the piece, usually commenting on an old comment. It's hard to hold a conversation if someone responds to old comments. Interrupts the flow of the forum.
If a page has a lot of comments putting the latest first seems to work. Seeing something a day or perhaps a few hours old encourages people to get involved in a discussion.
by Kate Swanson 11 years ago
This has been perplexing me for a while - has something changed or have I just gone ga-ga?Being in a different time zone from most Hubbers, I rely on being able to click the "Your" button to catch up with who's posted on threads since I commented.Recently I've been missing comments...
by Paul Edmondson 8 years ago
Hello Hubbers,We are going to be switching latest Hubs out from the sidebar of Hubs and going with Hot Hubs. As always, we are working on several changes that we hope are improvements. This should be live today or tomorrow. Best,Paul
by Margaret Schindel 8 years ago
If I view my account's Comments page, it's easy to view, approve and respond to unapproved comments. However, if I go to a new comment in one of my hubs and click Approve, I cannot reply to it directly on the comment. Instead, I have to go to my main Comments page and find the now approved comment...
by Liz Elias 9 years ago
This is a suggestion for an additional feature to the option to order comments by either oldest or most recent as first-appearing.The current tool is useful for hubs with many comments, as I means people do not have to scroll through 50 or more comments to read the most recent.However, it would be...
by Raymond D Choiniere 13 years ago
Hey Hubpages Staff,I've been a member for 15 months now and have been told countless times that "Share with Followers" is NOT to be used by the author of a hub.Then why is it that the FEED is loaded with Hubbers promoting their own work?
by PiaC 12 years ago
Later this afternoon, we will roll-out a new setting in the comments section to help you manage your comments features across all your Hubs. These settings are currently available in the comment capsule options, where you choose between these options: * "Disable new comments from...
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