A vote says someone wants it. A comment says why.
Fifty votes on dark mode do not tell you what people want it for. Comments let them tell you, right under the request.
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Fifty votes for dark mode. Fifty different reasons.
One person reads at night, another has a sensitive screen, and a third wants it to match their phone.
Comments are where each of them says so, under the request, so you build the dark mode they meant.
Twenty people say the same thing. Let them like it.
A like lets the twentieth person say the fourth comment already covered it.
Replies sit under the comment they answer, so a long discussion still reads in order.
Say no with a reason, not with silence.
A developer response is labelled as yours, so nobody mistakes it for another voter.
On a request you deny, it explains the decision in public. People stop asking again and again.
What changes when people can talk back
You stop guessing the reason
The why is written down next to the vote, in the words of the person who cast it.
Nobody needs an account to join in
Commenting works the same as voting, so the people who would never sign up still speak.
A no comes with a reason
Your answer carries its own label. On a denied request it turns a silent no into a decision.
Noise stays manageable
Comments go live at once, and one ban removes a person who keeps posting what you do not want.
How people turn a vote into a conversation
Nothing to switch on. Comments are there on every request from the day you open your board.
Someone suggests it
A visitor posts a request on your public board. Others vote for it without signing in.
People add the reason
Votes come with comments. Replies nest under what they answer, and likes show what most people share.
You answer in the thread
Your reply is labelled as yours. Everyone who follows the request sees where it stands.
What people ask about comments
Do voters need an account to comment?
No. Commenting needs none, the same as voting, and anonymous commenters get a generated name.
Are comments held for approval?
No. They go live at once, so you watch the thread rather than gate it.
Can I remove one person who keeps causing trouble?
Yes. You ban the person, not the single comment.
Can my answer stand out from the crowd?
Yes. A developer response is labelled as yours, so nobody mistakes it for another voter.
Do comments cost extra?
No. They are on every plan, from $9/mo.
Can voters like a comment?
Yes. A like lets a person agree without writing the same thing again.
Do replies stay in order?
Yes. A reply sits under the comment it answers, so even a long thread reads top to bottom.
Are comments the same on every plan?
Yes. Lite at $9/mo and Pro at $39/mo both get threads, likes and developer responses.
Can anonymous people comment too?
Yes. They do not need an account, and they appear under a generated name.
Will voters see my developer response?
Yes. It shows under the request with a label, so everyone who follows it sees where it stands.
What you should know first
- Moderation is per person with a ban, not per comment.
- Comments are not held for approval, so a thread is public the moment it is posted.
Where your next page is
Pages that pair well with a board people can talk on.
Hear from your people, not just the count
On every plan from $9/mo. Both plans start with a 14 day trial of Pro, and a card is asked at signup.