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Consider this entry in the thread list:
When I go to that question, there are five pages of answers. Stefan's comment does not appear to be on the last page, and there's no way I'm going to wade through five pages of answers and comments looking for it. This was not a problem with Answers: all threads were strictly chronological, and there was always a link to the most recent post. Theoretically, Q&A allows users to reply to a specific answer with a comment, but few users really understand this, and when they reply to comments, long strings of comments are also created, making navigation much more difficult. Having a direct link to the most recent post would alleviate this at least a little.
Recommendations for improving the Microsoft Q&A website
I second that request.
Having an option to display both answers and comments in strict chronological order would also be nice. I can't use the browsers "find on page" function because I first need to expand all "Show 39 more comments".
And as long as we're making enhancement requests, when/if I violate the code of conduct and your AI automation deletes my answer/comment, I would like to get an email explaining what I did wrong so that I know what to correct. Or how about a button for "Request moderator review"?
@MotoX80 said
Having an option to display both answers and comments in strict chronological order ... need to expand all "Show 39 more comments".
I've thought the same, that an "infinite scroll" for all the content under a Question would be nice. But only as an optional view. Not the default.
violate the code of conduct ... get an email explaining what I did wrong
Hear, hear!
Or how about a button for "Request moderator review"?
On the violation email notification, yes.
I support this suggestion as well.
Hi Suzanne,
Thank you for the suggestion. This feature has already been shared with the platform team for consideration.