Why am I asked to moderate my comments and what does it mean.

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  1. mathira profile image74
    mathiraposted 13 years ago

    Why am I asked to moderate my comments and what does it mean.

    Why am I asked to moderate my comments when I reply to comments for my hubs and what does that imply?

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  2. Rain Defence profile image78
    Rain Defenceposted 13 years ago

    It's not necessary, it just means that you have the option to edit your own comments if you want. It's just a slightly strangely worded way of saying that.

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  3. Felixedet2000 profile image59
    Felixedet2000posted 13 years ago

    Moderating your comment means, taking care of your comment capsule, you have to customize it the way you want, whether you want them or not is all that it is about.

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  4. Nancy Owens profile image76
    Nancy Owensposted 13 years ago

    When you moderate, you get to choose which comments appear beneath your Hubs, and which do not appear. Doing this also gives you a chance to become active in communicating with those who take the  time to read your Hubs. Just click on "Approve" if you want that person's comment to be visible on your page. Then you can respond to their comment in the commens box below. Hope this helps!

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  5. JT Walters profile image74
    JT Waltersposted 13 years ago

    You are basically required to police your hubs to make certain appropriate comments on your hubs.  I was really reluctant to moderate in the beginning but that was a mistake as it was not good for my hubs.

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  6. NiaLee profile image60
    NiaLeeposted 13 years ago

    Moderate means you get to filter the comments on your hubs, you receive a notice and can read the comments and they can appear only if you approve them. If you find them not appropriate on just don't like them you can deny them.

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  7. capricornrising profile image59
    capricornrisingposted 13 years ago

    I think you're asking about your own comments, rather than those of your visitors. You're given this option in case there's any reason you need to hide your own comment on your hub.

    This happened to me once. We're not given the option to delete our comments, and I had made a pretty embarrassing mistake on a comment on my own hub. Fortunately, I was able to hide it by clicking the "moderate" button, and I then re-wrote the comment.

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