When you comment on a friend's post, if their privacy settings only let their friends see, then all of their friends can see your comment. You can browse comments using the Go To tab in the Find and Replace dialog box. You can browse comments from the Navigation Pane (View tab > Navigation Pane > click the search icon > select Comments). Alternative methods for browsing comments. It is that last case that we are interested in, and I typically experience that on the largest social media sites like NPR, Rolling Stone, etc. 1b) When you comment on a post or article on a public page, anyone can see it, it is like sticking a postit note on the billboard. To go to the previous comment, click Previous in the Comments group. Along the same lines, in some comments sections a link appears that says "view previous comments," but in most comments sections no such link appears. Hover over the file or folder youd like to share and click the share icon. Or, you can click on the Tracking button to access the. When youre finished typing your comment, click Comment. If you don’t see the drop-down list, you may need to widen the Word window. If you tag someone who doesnt already have access to the document, Google will ask you to. I have noticed some comments sections behave a little differently than others, with some arranging comments in chronological order and others arranging comments in reverse chronological order, for example. If the recipient doesnt have a Dropbox account, or doesnt want to sign in. In the Tracking section of the Review tab, click the Display for Review drop-down list at the top of the section and select the All Markup option. If this answered your question, click the 'Mark as Answer' button below my post. If the issue still occurs, start up your computer in safe mode and check. Under the startup tab, disable the same process that you did earlier.
#WHEN I CLICK ON SOMEONES COMMENT IT DOESNT GO TO IT WINDOWS#
It seems to me like Facebook page owners, especially the big guys like the news outlets and such, use different comment platforms of some sort. If the issue still persists, press the Windows key + R. It doesn't happen in all comments sections, including comments sections of other friends' posts. As for our issue not getting resolved because it cannot be easily re-created, I can understand where they may get confused. Tip: Find me on Pinterest as d1taylor and if you’re looking for Pinterest help, I have tons here too: help on Pinterest.I experience an occasional Facebook crash but nothing that has struck me as unusual or more than any other app. It’s almost as if they don’t want you to leave comments on pins but simply share them without any additional input. Ultimately not the most complicated thing in the world, adding a comment, but it is odd how the path is so different to repinning and liking images. Now in that original view, the pinboard / pin stream, the comment shows up too, even though there’s still no way to add another comment without going onto the specific pin’s page: But it’s there.Ī closer look and, what the heck, I’ll add a comment too:
Still pretty subtle, and if the image itself is large enough, it might well be below the bottom of the Web window, forcing you to scroll. After 10 seconds (or when everyones ready to go), click Raid Now to. To add a comment, you need to click on the image so that it’s the only thing you see. Alternatively, click the Raid Channel quick action on your dashboard to select a. Turns out, as I said earlier, it just isn’t accessible from this view. Move your cursor over the image and, of course, the two buttons magically appear: So here’s a typical Pin as you’d see it neatly displayed with all the other pins your friends have posted on Pinterest: Well, rather than just explain it, let me show it. A notification should of appeared, if not. In fact, to add a comment you have to leave the pin stream view (what is it called? the view you have as your ‘main’ view of Pinterest) and click into a specific pin image. You have been blocked from posting and commenting in groups for 7 days. Yes, you could argue that the goal is to streamline things, but if they can have magically appearing buttons for both repin and like, as you note, why not have a third button for “comment” too? This includes comments that have already been made and any comments going forward.
Once set, all comments with a keyword on your list will be removed from the videos you post, meaning they won't appear to you or anyone else. That’s a quite reasonable question and given that I think the cornerstones of any social media are liking, sharing and commenting, it’s curious that Pinterest’s design makes the first two quite easy, but the third difficult. Tap the toggle to enable > tap 'Add Keywords'.
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