blueberlin
2010 Research Grant Donor
What does this "comments" thing under my name mean?
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Comments?
- Thread starter blueberlin
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Abrahm
Well-known member
You can reply to people's pictures in the Member's Gallery. These replies are called comments and that is what that comments under your name means.
flyangler18
New member
Comments on photos in the gallery.
I think it's this: if someone gives you reputation and leaves a comment, those are the comments.
No Dawn, the others are correct - it's Gallery Comments.
blueberlin
2010 Research Grant Donor
Ok I think I understand - if I upload a really pretty picture and someone clicks to give me a recommendation from THERE, this becomes a comment?
Abrahm
Well-known member
It's not really for recommendations, just comments. Take a look at this link. Someone posted a photo and below that you can see a reply by Jennewt. That's Jennewt's comment and her comment total went up by one for that. Below that you can post your own reply which it will keep track of the number of those in your profile under comments.
blueberlin
2010 Research Grant Donor
Ok, uhm.... scratch scratch..., so I get a "Comments" rating by commenting on other people's stuff?
Abrahm
Well-known member
Exactly!
blueberlin
2010 Research Grant Donor
Ok, so what is the rating worth? To show how much I have to say about other people's stuff?
Abrahm
Well-known member
It's just like post count except for picture comments. Post count doesn't really tell you anything besides that you push reply or post thread a bunch. It gives people an idea of how active you are in the picture forum. I'm not very active there but John or Mark are really active.
blueberlin
2010 Research Grant Donor
Ok thank you for the explanation.
-Eva
-Eva
OK! Now I learned something too!
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