Could we get comment username completion in the SE app?  It's extremely handy with some of the longer usernames on the desktop site.
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When commenting, having an autocomplete when you want to @reply to a user would be wonderful (similar to the one available on the desktop site). Normally when I'm on mobile site, I can copy/paste the username, remove the spaces, and I move on with life. But without copy/paste available within the app, the complex or unicode names are nearly impossible to use @reply.
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I discovered a new tab in my user profile.      Very useful. I have always wished such an overview so that it can help me to trackback my downvotes so that I can if necessary undo them.  But I was wondering, can moderators see them for each other user?
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Consider this:    We need a space there! Yikes. At first I thought the user's full handle was developingo31. Maybe if it was a different color too that might be neat? Like a slightly lighter (or darker) gray than the "asked xxx ago"?
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I always wondered if users get notified about comments were their name was edited in afterwards.  Example:  I write a comment     See this link here   then I edit it to     @someuser: See this link here   Does the user get notified now?
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and        ()   I just noticed that change. I didn't find new reports under .  Note the names and badge count in the first screenshot, and the badge count in the second one.  PS I can't link to the responses tab as it shows only to the profile owner.
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Currently there is no comment button or @ autocompletion when writing a comment in reply to another comment on Stack Exchange for mobile Chrome  on Android. It would be a good time saver to have this feature.
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A minor suggestion, but I actually loved having my username there. This would make icon size issues I've seen others complain about simply... go away.  I stole this idea from .
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Suppose there are two users that have commented on an answer. Both have the same user name, and I want to reply to one of them. How can I do this?  It appears that, under the current system, there is no way for me to do this. Specifically, from , I see that:     4. Matching is performed in reverse chronological order, so if five people named John are participating, @john will match the most recent John   So, consider this a request to add this feature using an -n suffix or something similar; e.g. @john-2 could be used to reply to the second John from the top.  Update Thanks to  for nice answer of @name(userid) based auto-complete suggestion which has no loophole. It involves no counting from top &amp; has no consequences when a comment is deleted. But, I think @name(userid) should be used directly in comment as all form inputs at SE are text (nothing embedded).  Now, I'm trying to finalize it based on it: The system should allow optional @name(userid) format for reply. Provided userid with this format, system should ignore name. And, in the situation of duplicate name based confusion, system should demand this format as mandatory to submit comment.  How to get userid? In case of duplicate name based confusion, system should append (userid) in hypertext to their profile. It'd work for mobile version too. On full version, for easy fill-up, a hover reply icon would be fine (like hover vote up icon). Upon clicking it, system should fill @name(userid) in comment text box.  From reply reader side: Multiple Johns could be confused even if they didn't come from notification (because nobody remembers his/her own userid). So, highlight the background of comments which are replied to them.
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I often use Stack Exchange sites from my smartphone. It works great, but I always have to switch to full version to see view counts of a question. Can you please add it? There's plenty of space on question page for it to place. I request community to suggest a location.
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Anonymous and unregistered users with &lt; 15 reputation (the amount required to earn the upvote privilege) will now see       feedback   on every post in the area that a logged in user would see "add comment":    When the post area is moused over, the area expands to:     Was this post useful to you? [Yes] [No]     once clicked it will say     sending feedback...   and eventually     Thank you for your feedback.   The goal is to offer the 90% of our traffic that is anonymous users a way to provide more meaningful feedback on posts rather than passively incrementing a view counter.  This click data is currently being evaluated to see what we can do with it. Ideas welcome!
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on Ask Different appears to have no name due to invisible Unicode characters:    he's the #2 user on the site:    Why is that allowed? I think it is confusing for users, e.g. when they will see at the bottom of an answer:    It's not clear who answered, not clear what the rep numbers and badges are related to, and not clear how you can @reply to that user in the comments!
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After viewing  (which contains a lot of Unicode) I had the idea to test if usernames allow ZALGO. To my dismay they do.  Is this wanted? Together with ShadowWizard we did a quick test. ZALGO has the ability to "break" comments.        Shouldn't that be avoided before someone start abusing it?    EDIT: little clarification: I asked around and it seems that some time ago Zalgo didn't work in usernames. So it seems that some "recent" change broke that rule. While it is true that missuses could be handled manually, it could be worth to check why the behaviour changed suddenly (assuming my sources where right).
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Simple request, really.  Can we add a detection for the     Please avoid extended discussions in   comments. Would you like to   automatically move this discussion to   chat?   prompt, so that if one of the users in the "extended discussion" has under 20 rep it doesn't appear?  I think a lot of the users this apply to will have low rep and it may take some back and forth to get good info out of them.  New suggestion: how about if a sufficiently high-rep user is clicking on the link, the low-rep user gets a field promotion sufficient to chat? Low-rep users are particularly prone to post questions to lead in this direction of needing to move to chat.
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I've just started getting these messages:     Please avoid extended discussions in comments. Would you like to automatically move this discussion to chat?   Why should one avoid doing this? I think it adds to the site...  (Tagged  in more ways than one!)
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Question: For an answer on a stack exchange site with say 8 comments, how can I / is it possible to import the comments into a chat room? Background: I was helping with a  and made several comments before I saw the link to auto-import comments into a chat room.  This was awesome by the way!! Note that the person who asked the question left a link to the chat room in a comment. I wanted to make a similar chat room  because I edited an answer which wasn't mine and added a paragraph.  I wanted to chat with the answer's author @JonHopkins to say, 'hey feel free to remove my edit -- just wanted to add my $0.02' -- especially as the stack exchange engines said not to add an additional answer.  HOWEVER, there was no link to auto-import the comments -- probably because I hadn't previously left one, but I'm not sure. So I ask here, Stack Exchange Gurus, could a static link be added to auto-import a series of comments into a chat session?
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It would be helpful if we could see the number of upvotes cast for our comments, or other people's comments in response to us directly in the user profile in either the activity tab or the response tab respectively. It should be quite easy to implement (e.g. sharing a single partial view for displaying comments).  It could be useful, since we can evaluate the legitimacy of the comment and address horrible mistakes sooner.
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This is really confusing me. Please, can someone tell me what this means? Notice how to the left of some of these usernames is a checkmark symbol.