Will_rkr
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Yes, though not always constructive but without them we don't get a chance to see anothers person's point of view.
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Good to get public input.Eyewitness News has announced that it will close its comments section (more here).
Do you think comment sections add value? If so, why do you think big publishers are closing their comment sections?
So pretty much like YouTubeI am only reading the article to then read the comments,
Talk about Corp speakOne more point to consider - what value does comments hold for a publication? The negatives are clear (more than what I mentioned above). What are the positives?
BTW – It is a fallacy that comments drive traffic.
BTW – It is a fallacy that comments drive traffic.
They are valuable, but also depends on the type of article. Example in most 'solution to a problem' articles comments are mostly valuable or just a lot of thank you notes. Most publishers close their comment sections because of trolls mostly.Eyewitness News has announced that it will close its comments section (more here).
Do you think comment sections add value? If so, why do you think big publishers are closing their comment sections?