On , the "show 1 more comment" link appears. Clicking it makes it disappear and shows no comments.  Normally I'd chalk this off to a comment being deleted around the same time, except it persists across page reloads (animated GIF):    Note: There's a fragment, #39113657, in that URL. I verified that wasn't related to the issue. It's in the GIF but I continued to see the issue after removing it.  So, yeah. Weird.
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I noticed  (10k only) that there is "show 2 more comments":        Clicking it has no effect.  Viewing the raw server response, it simply returns the existing comments.  This is most likely the result of , which somehow fails to update the comments count on the spammer's posts, in case they wrote comments. (And yes, I am sure those two comments have been written by that user, as I've seen them before the account was deleted.)  Can this please be fixed?  Not sure if it matters, but as can be seen in the screenshot, the question was deleted before the account has been destroyed.
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The following you could have seen in  (sorry, I've commented there, so you won't see it anymore) in Chrome 35.0.1916.153 m (current version). Notice how the add comment link overlaps the bounty box:    The same you can observe with a comment box on other sites, e.g. at this time in :    Could you shift it a bit down ?  It seems that it happens on more than just Stack Overflow (maybe all sites ?).
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I just posted a comment beginning with @username, and my @username part of the comment disappeared (it was the first word in the comment).  Is there a lolcat inside the Stack Exchange database nomming on notifications? May I suggest you feed it?    P.S. I'm guessing this is a brand spanking new feature, but I can see this coming up a lot
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I've seen a similar thread for  and a question concerning the very feature I mean in  but no actual suggestion. I decided to post one in order to see if other users agree that such a feature would be of use and also to find out if it would be technically feasible (requiring a sane amount of code modification).  Among the comments on Stack Overflow (and other SE sites), there are some genuine gems. Be it a piece of advice, a suggestion or just a hilarious remark, a comment is sometimes worth returning to.  While I know how to bookmark the comments in my browser, I find this pretty annoying while switching computers (it's hard to keep sync between different browsers). I'd like to keep them in one place, preferably in my SO profile.  Personally, I'd love and use a feature like this. What do you think about it?
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I used the moderator tool  for the first time today, on , and the comment that was created did not work properly.  The comment that was created:  Comments are not for extended discussion; this conversation has been &lt;a href="http://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/17535/discussion-on-question-by-igor-rivin-a-more-perfect-union"&gt;moved to chat&lt;/a&gt;.     Additional examples from other users:      Not only does the link appear malformed but it is also broken.  Note that the &lt;a href= form is used rather than the [name](url) markdown that works in comments.  I had to edit the comment to correct the problem.
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Well, I already searched meta as well as cleared my browser cache.  I realize this may be a SO cache problem, but it still seems kind of strange to me.    The deleted question is (assuming it still exists).  Shouldn't deleted questions only be visible to 10k users?  I'm only at 2k.
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One screenshot will explain it the best:    It shouldn't be there - appeared right after posting the comment. When reloading the page it disappears so something goes awry with the AJAX handling.  Clicking it is reloading the existing comment(s) and open the new comment text box.
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Today, I commented on one of the moderator nominations. Since then, I received a few inbox messages on that comment, stating . This probably means my comment got answers referencing me, but I cannot view them. When I click the link, I only get to the nomination itself - . However, there is also no add / show N more comments button like on normal posts with many comments - I can only see the top-rated comments without a possibility to expand them.  I now noticed that I can view the comments on which the inbox notified me under the responses tab in my profile.
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Background: when I saw , it had 2 votes to close as duplicate, but it didn't have the usual automatically-generated comment. What happened was that  and deleted the automatic comment.  In this situation, when a second closer comes along and also decides to close as duplicate, a new comment should be generated. Otherwise the potential duplicate isn't visible until the question is closed, which often means wasted time as people redo the work of answering the question.
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This has been , but a long time ago, and got closed for a rather confusing reason (converting comments to answers is not an "exact duplicate" of converting answers to comments), so I'm going to bring it up again.  I think it makes sense to have a user (not asker) option to convert a comment they posted on a question to an answer on the question, if it turns out it led to the asker figuring out the answer. We've all seen askers reply to comments with "@foo Hey, that was it! Post that as an answer and I'll accept it"; why not make it simple for the user to do that? It seems trivial to implement, and there's no formatting issues like there is going from answers to questions. I'm not sure how it could be "abused", because you need less rep to answer a question than to comment on it. I don't know if the answer's post time should be the time of the comment or the time it was converted; I think probably the latter. I also don't know if the comment should be deleted, left alone, or replaced with a link to the answer; again I think probably the last
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Today I saw "", realized it was a duplicate and voted to close it.  I then saw in the comments that I had voted to close it four days ago!  How did that happen? There were no close votes listed at all, and I was permitted to vote to close it today!
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Looking at , I noticed the times for the comments are missing:    When I reload the page, I see the times on the comments for a fraction of a second, and then they are gone.  On shorter comment threads, I sometimes do see the comments.  Initially I thought that they seemed to disappear if and only if the comments thread gets collapsed due to a large number of comments.  When I click on "show 14 more comments", all comments are shown, including the times, but for shorter comment threads, I sometimes do, sometimes do not see them all; I cannot fully reproduce this.   on Linux (Ubuntu xenial 16.04), no user scripts.
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At the moment, I have the latest notification in the global inbox, content of which does not correspond either to the comment itself or the copy of it on "recent responses" page. This seems like the comment was edited and the updated version was not copied to the global inbox.    ETA: OK, now this looks more coherent.
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Bravo for allowing comment editing, but what's the explanation for enforcing a five-minute window?  I think this might be over-engineering. If I have a spelling mistake or an inaccuracy I'd like to fix, I don't think the fact that five minutes has elapsed should prevent me from fixing it.  Further, if you are worried people will edit their comments in a way that makes the comment thread nonsensical, they can already do this by deleting their comment. So, limiting the ability to edit isn't really helping much in that regard.  Update  If people don't like this idea, I'm definitely open to hearing your reasons. For now, it seems like an unnecessary limitation of a quite awesome feature.  Update 2  Regarding John's scenario...     Me: Obama is cool!   You: You are right, man!      My edit: Obama is an idiot!   You: You are right, man!   ...this problem can still occur with deletions...     user1: Obama is cool!   user2: No, McCain is cool!   you: You are right, man!        user1: Obama is cool!   ---- deleted -----   you: You are right, man!     So, yes, editing could be abused as you suggest, but discontinuities can occur already because of deletions (and as someone else mentioned, because upvoted comments get prioritized upward).  As for Jeff's argument about rate limiting, I agree that is important, but I don't understand why you can't just use a CAPTCHA to prevent too many edits in a short period of time.
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Here's my proposal.  Every comment has a 'Reply' link after it.  Clicking on this link adds the standard @UserName: to the comment edit box.  After posting, the @UserName: is converted into a javascript 'link'.  By 'link' I mean that it appears to be a hyperlink, but is actually a span with the hyperlink style and javascript in its onmouseover event.  When you hover over this link, the comment it references is highlighted in some fashion (background color changes, its outlined, whatever).  When the referenced comment is hidden, one of two things can happen:   The comments section is expanded and unshown comments are revealed, or   A hovering div appears next to the pointer containing the comment that is referenced.   No. 2 is probably easier to implement.
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I posted something the other day and wish I could find the video again. Is there a way I can see all of my comments?
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I was reading  when I saw a bug with :  It is quite evident that the user who commented this included some code in his comment, but the comment just, well, overflowed.  I am using Chrome88 with Win 10 (laptop). The Chrome88 version for Windows is supported. See :   Credit : @ErikA