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where are the comments feature? how can i use it? |
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To post a comment, you have to have a certain number of points. You get points by posting questions, providing answers, filling in your profile, etc. This is a common theme among sites like OSQA and StackOverflow. matt gets a first ever upvote in osqa!
(07 Mar '10, 15:41)
Evgeny Fadeev
We definitely need to relax this for new sites. I'd rather let people speak and moderate them than prevent interested people from getting started.
(07 Mar '10, 15:47)
rickross ♦♦
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Hi bilalazam, I'm not sure precisely what you're looking for? There should be a "post a comment" link visible with each question and each answer. Are you unable to see these? |
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Yes you should be able to comment your own posts and answers to your questions immediately. Is that not working for you? To comment anywhere you need 50 points - maybe a bit too high for a small community, but the idea is that the reputation system will help improve quality of content. For example - it might make sense to let the users get accustomed to the community before they can post comments anywhere. |
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The problem is fixed now, see http://github.com/rickross/osqa/commit/ccfbbd7f183538e96df76d82b2f4081fcc119b1f This site will be updated soon with all these small bug fixes. |
