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- A Comment is a small amount of text you can show to other users. There are currently two types of comments that can be displayed in different situations; Bazaar Comments and Search Comments. A bazaar comment appears when a user examines you using the Check command. Your text appears just below your equipment. You can edit this text from the Main Menu (2nd Page) > Bazaar > Edit Comment. A search comment appears when a user selects your name from a search menu. The text appears in green in the chat log. You can edit this text from the Main Menu (1st Page) > Search > Edit Comment.
- Comments are notes that the programmer places in the script to remind him/her of something or to assist someone who is reading the script or program. The compiler sees the comment indicators and does not compile the comment. They are considered essential in good programming practice. They can be sort of a diary not only for yourself, but anyone who may need to build on your code.
- Tone: We are usually reporting rather than editorializing. Timeliness: there's a feeling that debates may be over by the time people link to the site. Lack of comments may not mean there's no interest. How to? : Sometimes comments are sent directly to authors by email; or left on the original blog, not on our site. Lack of editorializing personality doesn't especially invite commentary. Language: Similarly, not encouraging non-English language posting reduces interest from much of the blogosphere. This is clearly the easy way to drive comments; from a blog project to test/increase commentary.
- In HTML, this is how a comment is written: Everything inserted between will not be displayed on the web page. In HTML, the <a href="/mediawiki/Comment" title="Comment"> <comment></comment></a> element can also be used to insert a comment into a document. The usage of this element is not recommended as it has been considered as an obsolete element since HTML 2.0. This is what an HTML comment looks like in the source code: File:HTML Comment.png In CSS and JavaScript, this is how a comment should be written: /* Comment */ Everything inserted between /* and */ will not be displayed.
- Logical 12 January 2008 Why is there a whole in the middle of the street? Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: -7 by 11 votes) Logical 12 January 2008 Hole* Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 0 by 8 votes) 12 January 2008 It's a trap!! Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 4 by 6 votes) 12 January 2008 Hope the nigger cat dies. Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: -15 by 15 votes) Scott 12 January 2008 i hope you die Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 8 by 8 votes) 12 January 2008 The cat is grey and white. You must have the intelligence of a rock. Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 6 by 6 votes)
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- Tone: We are usually reporting rather than editorializing. Timeliness: there's a feeling that debates may be over by the time people link to the site. Lack of comments may not mean there's no interest. How to? : Sometimes comments are sent directly to authors by email; or left on the original blog, not on our site. Lack of editorializing personality doesn't especially invite commentary. Language: Similarly, not encouraging non-English language posting reduces interest from much of the blogosphere. Last paragraph: Ways to write posts: leaving a question for the read that the post doesn't answer encourages communication. Last paragraph style may be crucial here. This is clearly the easy way to drive comments; from a blog project to test/increase commentary. Smaller blogospheres: talking about small regions has less capacity to generate commentary. Outreach: Other outreach/dev efforts will help start the ball rolling: we might consider commenting on one another's posts. Is it apporpriate to comment as individual bloggers, with our own url; or should we use our feed url? More outreach, explaining the gv concept, for bloggers and those unfamiliar with blogs. Audio commenting! Jose's important point. Pass-through: see also translation and languages for a discussion of passing comments through to source blogs.
- In HTML, this is how a comment is written: Everything inserted between will not be displayed on the web page. In HTML, the <a href="/mediawiki/Comment" title="Comment"> <comment></comment></a> element can also be used to insert a comment into a document. The usage of this element is not recommended as it has been considered as an obsolete element since HTML 2.0. This is what an HTML comment looks like in the source code: File:HTML Comment.png In CSS and JavaScript, this is how a comment should be written: /* Comment */ Everything inserted between /* and */ will not be displayed. In JavaScript, a comment could also be written like this: // Comment Note: The comment above should be used in one line.
- A Comment is a small amount of text you can show to other users. There are currently two types of comments that can be displayed in different situations; Bazaar Comments and Search Comments. A bazaar comment appears when a user examines you using the Check command. Your text appears just below your equipment. You can edit this text from the Main Menu (2nd Page) > Bazaar > Edit Comment. A search comment appears when a user selects your name from a search menu. The text appears in green in the chat log. You can edit this text from the Main Menu (1st Page) > Search > Edit Comment.
- Logical 12 January 2008 Why is there a whole in the middle of the street? Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: -7 by 11 votes) Logical 12 January 2008 Hole* Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 0 by 8 votes) 12 January 2008 It's a trap!! Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 4 by 6 votes) 12 January 2008 Hope the nigger cat dies. Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: -15 by 15 votes) Scott 12 January 2008 i hope you die Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 8 by 8 votes) 12 January 2008 The cat is grey and white. You must have the intelligence of a rock. Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 6 by 6 votes) cunt 12 January 2008 drainage Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 0 by 4 votes) Jarron 13 January 2008 Its not even the street. There's friggin benches in the background right next to the "hole" Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 0 by 4 votes) jonny boy 13 January 2008 lolz the seaguls dont even notice he is there. what a cool kitty cay Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 0 by 0) Those are pigeons.... Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 1 by 5 votes) meh 13 January 2008 All u people are homosexuals Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: -6 by 10 votes) random 13 January 2008 nice to know this is where all the uneducated ignorant kids hang out. Thank god I only stumbled here and won't return. Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 7 by 7 votes) anon 13 January 2008 You and me both, brother Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 2 by 2 votes) Julia 14 January 2008 I massively second that Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 0 by 0) anon 13 January 2008 only ignorant and stupid people feel compelled to write bitingly sarcastic comments when confronted with the stupidity of others. Oh, wait...dammit! Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 3 by 3 votes) dude 13 January 2008 hahaha you guys are so gay Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: -2 by 2 votes) Teros 13 January 2008 Average level of intelligence on this site: 0 Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 4 by 4 votes) blah 13 January 2008 im gay Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 0 by 4 votes) Beepem 13 January 2008 Clearly.. Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 0 by 0) renio 13 January 2008 From stumbling here, I would say the stupidity of the comments is better then the picture. Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 2 by 2 votes) Guyon 13 January 2008 WOW I LOVE STUMBLEUPON. People like you make me laugh. Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 1 by 1 vote) 13 January 2008 I WANT TO LEAVE A DUMB COMMENT TOO Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 2 by 2 votes) 14 January 2008 SOULJA BOY! Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: -1 by 1 vote) Broc 14 January 2008 i second the dumb comment comment. you people are hilarious. whole. lol. Like this comment? [yes] [no] (Score: 0 by 0)
- Comments are notes that the programmer places in the script to remind him/her of something or to assist someone who is reading the script or program. The compiler sees the comment indicators and does not compile the comment. They are considered essential in good programming practice. They can be sort of a diary not only for yourself, but anyone who may need to build on your code.
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