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🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Fri, Nov 15 01:31 AM UTC in reply to H. G. Muller from Thu Nov 14 09:29 PM:

Which pages do get these tags?

Any page that displays a footer may be tagged. Tags are for pages, and they are not for comments or subsections of pages.

The purpose of the page we are commenting on here was to solve the problem that Diagrams in Comments often have been pushed very much backwards, so that you have to scan through several pages of Comments to find them. And even where this is not the case it could become like that in the future. The number of Comments preceding them can only increase.

Perhaps it would help if editors could pin selected comments. A pinned comment would stay on the page even when several new comments have been posted after it. The way I might handle this is to post the last five comments plus any pinned comments that are not among the last five, and I would designate pinned comments as being pinned.

[UPDATE: Pinning is now enabled as one of the options you have when editing a comment. As a test, I pinned the diagram for Jetan. I'll leave others for you to pin so that you can try it out.]


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