Several users have requested in the past that Minds start treating comments the same way as regular posts (similar to Twitter).
This would make comments much more shareable and discoverable, even boostable, as they would essentially behave the same way as a post but with added context that it is a reply to someone else.
Not an immediate priority as we are still focusing mainly on ways to have more trust in the rewards and recommendation systems, but something worth considering later on.
What do you think?
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