If i click on a link in my mail about a reply to my comments here on Yahoo, please make my comment the top one when I link to the article.
Make my comment the top one when i link to it from my mail or notifications. I am tired of having to search for my comment out of a thousand other replies.
Peter German
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Beverly Mills
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so what is the answer to this reply button thing?
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David Breslauer
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Do not take us to the article but rather to the post. Do you expect people to scroll through thousands of posts to find one to reply to. If you do not want people to reply or view the message then don't send them an email asking if they want to go to the message.
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Joe F Hochstuhl
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Yes, it seems to have started just after the election. If someone replies to you, and you click to reply to that person. The chat service no longer finds the message you are replying to. It is very frustrating attempting to have a conversation. The question becomes, is this a bug or is it by design.
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Linda Lambert
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Fix reply button
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NeoRocket
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I agree. Half the time I just don't search as it is a waste of time. The comments section can't be that poorly designed. Can it? Oops.
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Slumbering Joseph
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They (Yeeblowme) don't want you accessing previous comments. They want to control the narrative so they can control you...it's the leftist agenda. It's like that one kid on the playground that took the ball away because nobody wanted to play by his/her (did I just assume gender?) rules.
Quite honestly, the staff is likely nothing more than spoiled brats with a low IQ.
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A. G.
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Yahoo is the purveyor of censorship. If your comment was found offensive in any way, whether to Yahoo tyrants or some **** in the comment section, Yahoo will delete it. This comment is most likely offensive to the tools. My most recent comment about me always referring to Ellen Page as Ellen Page and that she cannot force me to partake of her delusion and losing war against biology was rejected. Go figure.
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Bagels N' Cream Cheese
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I discovered it is a browser issue. I had the same problem. I use Chrome on Yahoo and if you give the system a moment, it will locate the message in question and allow you to reply.
Be certain you make Chrome the primary browser for this to work.
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c b
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Maybe you said something about not believing in the LGBTQ+beliefs, it's the only beliefs in America that you are not allowed to say you don't believe in.
No one cares what you do or what you believe in as an adult, you are free to believe in whatever makes you happy.
But don't try and make others believe in something they don't.#wedontbelieveinlgbtq+beliefs!
#sayNotoReligiousandLGBTQ+beliefsin minorchildren'spublicschoolsandTV shows!
Stay strong proud traditional Americans and pass it on!
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rumours
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I think the reason Yahoo is doing this and making it so frustrating is because if someone actually read your comment or replied to it then it probably has some merit to it....so they don't want you to find it to create discussion about it, they just want to keep shoving their liberal bias down your throat without meaningful discussion.
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John Drake
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Unable to find my comment to reply on. Briefly appears when linked from email notification, then DISAPPEARS. Why is this a continuing problem? Upon linking from the email notification of a reply to your comment, it should take you directly to your original comment. Please fix this.
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G B
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When I get a notification someone has replied to me, I click on it, and it takes me there for half a second, then resets and takes me to the newest comment again. Literally the only way to get to your comment is to find it via scrolling, which is impossible on a highly-commented article.
The best part? The commenting system's feedback form is broken, too! You click on submit, and it just sits there and does nothing.
Yikes.
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Benjamin Ahlbrandt
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If you are going to bother posting a link to reply to someone in the comments that has replied to you, the link should take you to the comment in question, not to the comments section in general. Your comments section is already a shambles. With the technology available it is just an embarrassment.
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Eat Hypocrisy
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I am not receiving my notifications from my comments in Yahoo
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Paul Hansen
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I would like a way to search for my comments and the replies to them.
I see that someone has replied to one of my comments, but I have no way to see what was said. If I can find the article at all, then there are usually hundreds of comments that I would need to search thru.
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ted nimmo
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Give me at least a few seconds to reply to comments.
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Chris Rasmussen
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Has anyone *successfully* followed Notifications, a Yahoo emailed link to a Reply, or the previous comments list under your avatar to revisit your Yahoo News Comments? These tools take one to the Comments section where your desired comment or reply is flashed for under a second before the current or top comments are displayed. I've called the PAID Yahoo support three times over the last year with NO resolution, and no way to find those comments other than pouring through hundreds or even thousands of others. FRUSTRATING!!!
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Quinn Blackwood
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If you have that feature, "reply to ----", from your email or under the notifications drop down (bell icon), then it would be nice if it actually worked.
I want to reply but don't have a day or two, to read 2000+ comments to find the comment I want to reply to.
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Bob A
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Why are you just giving lip service to your comments section? Fix it. Having to search through hours of comments in order to respond to a comment is just ridiculous. You guys used to be WAY better than this.
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Linnster
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When I try to respond to a comment someone made in response to me, I either have to spend forever searching for the comment or I'm advised that the question is not available. Why does this keep happening? Are you trying to stymie discussions?