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"Just a note.
I see you are replying to peoples comments under their comment on your picture. The Caedes website does not notify them of your reply. They would have to view your picture again to see your reply. Some people still do it that way.
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Most folks click the users name or avatar to go to the commenters home page and leave their thank yous there for all to see. Others send a PM by clicking on the word "message" below the users avatar."
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I would like to see a reply (button) feature added to the image discussion comments. Such that an artists reply could be made (indented?) under the comment in a way that others could see it in context. The reply could automatically appear in the commenters home page or another notification method could be devised such as a subscribed discussion notification. I believe this would benefit every one involved. The artist would not have to leave the image page to make replies and thank yous, Others would see the artists reaction to critique and perhaps learn if they are open to critique or not. This may also reduce the counter comments coming after a critique saying " I think "X" looks just fine the way it is." etc.
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"Just a note.
I see you are replying to peoples comments under their comment on your picture. The Caedes website does not notify them of your reply. They would have to view your picture again to see your reply. Some people still do it that way.
But-
Most folks click the users name or avatar to go to the commenters home page and leave their thank yous there for all to see. Others send a PM by clicking on the word "message" below the users avatar."
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I would like to see a reply (button) feature added to the image discussion comments. Such that an artists reply could be made (indented?) under the comment in a way that others could see it in context. The reply could automatically appear in the commenters home page or another notification method could be devised such as a subscribed discussion notification. I believe this would benefit every one involved. The artist would not have to leave the image page to make replies and thank yous, Others would see the artists reaction to critique and perhaps learn if they are open to critique or not. This may also reduce the counter comments coming after a critique saying " I think "X" looks just fine the way it is." etc.
Has this been discussed before?