[Community Talk] How to See Top Comments in a Thread

With over 20 comments in most threads, we’re seeing lots of discussion earn the Top Comments spot.

While most blog posts have a highlighted top comment at the top of the discussion area, there’s another way to find additional comments that qualify as Top Comments.

Click the comment count at the top of the thread.

Here, you will find Top Comments on the post, who posted that comment, and when the comment was posted.

From this view you will also be able to determine who is involved in the discussion. Everyone who has left a comment can be found in [7] Commenters tab.

This feature is handy if you have established a good discussion relationship with certain community members. You can use this as a quick view to see if your Community friends are involved in this particular discussion.

Plus, you also get a snapshot view of commenter’s user profile.

For example, I can see when the user was last active, how many comments they have written, and how many people they are following and how many people are following them.

Do you use this feature? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.

Avatar

Article by

Helping manage over 15,000 clients from over 80 countries, Nissa works with the customer success team at Crowd Content. Her goal is to help clients create unique and relevant content for their digital strategy. Originally from a small town in the mountains, Nissa moved to Vancouver Island to satisfy her curiosity about sociology, and complete her degree in it. When she takes a break from clients and content, Nissa spends time with her partner and her dog, Tickle. She also loves to embroider, paint and draw.

Powered by Crowd Content image

Content Creation for Your Blog

Learn more
SEO

3 Ways to Make Sure Your Website Evolves

Continue reading

Writers Hub

Amazing Content: 5 Free Tools You Need for Your Writer’ …

Continue reading

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You may use these HTML tags and attributes:

<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <s> <strike> <strong>