At GPblog, we try to give you, as readers and users, the best possible experience on our website. In doing so, the comment section is the most important part of the community. Over the past months, we have been designing an improved comment section, and we are looking forward to hearing feedback from our users.
The new comment section is available immediately and can be turned on under 'My profile'. There, turn on the 'test the new reactions module' slider, and the new comment section will appear below the articles.
What is new about the comment section?
We have completely revamped the look and feel of the comment section. Comments can be arranged by 'Newest' and also 'Oldest'. This makes for an uncluttered look.
The new comment section also looks different. The comments now appear in threads and have a new look. We hope you like it. We will officially go live with the new module in two weeks, but until then, there is plenty of room to test and provide feedback.
GPblog would like to thank you for being part of our community over many years. We hope that you will enjoy the improvements to the comment section!
But you will still delete comments based on feeling even if it's not against the rules, but leave others up that provoke?
Probably as changes to how to content is shown hardly ever change anything about the way it is moderated,
Jip,got deleted a couple if times in the last week ..with not breaches of the rules,just a mod who doesn't like what I have to say
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