luedon
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- Feb 20, 2015
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Today (4th June 2019) it would appear that we are down to one dump of comments per day after a batch of them has been moderated to eliminate the spam. The comments section used to be one of the best features of Literotica, but now it has lost its value as a conversation point and as a method of finding the best stories.
Conversations between commenters were great on a story which drew controversial views and which could be debated back and forth when the comments were posted in real time. No more, as there is such a long wait before a comment is posted and then another long wait before a response may be seen (if anybody now bothers to respond).
One of the best features of the Literotica site used to be the Public Comments Portal where the most recent fifteen comments on all category stories were posted. It gave an excellent way of finding the stories which readers had found interesting, regardless of category. It changed frequently and every comment in every category appeared for a period on the portal.
Now, the page with its fifteen comments sits on the site unchanged for maybe a whole day, but most comments don't appear on the page because there are far more than fifteen stories in each dump and most of them overflow the fifteen on the page.
The cure has been worse than the disease. If the moderators won't use a spam filter to give us real-time spamless posting of the comments, then do the real-time posting anyhow and we the readers will just have to ignore the ladies who will "delight you if you phone this number".
Conversations between commenters were great on a story which drew controversial views and which could be debated back and forth when the comments were posted in real time. No more, as there is such a long wait before a comment is posted and then another long wait before a response may be seen (if anybody now bothers to respond).
One of the best features of the Literotica site used to be the Public Comments Portal where the most recent fifteen comments on all category stories were posted. It gave an excellent way of finding the stories which readers had found interesting, regardless of category. It changed frequently and every comment in every category appeared for a period on the portal.
Now, the page with its fifteen comments sits on the site unchanged for maybe a whole day, but most comments don't appear on the page because there are far more than fifteen stories in each dump and most of them overflow the fifteen on the page.
The cure has been worse than the disease. If the moderators won't use a spam filter to give us real-time spamless posting of the comments, then do the real-time posting anyhow and we the readers will just have to ignore the ladies who will "delight you if you phone this number".