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What should be included in a comment that answers a question?
A comment that answers a question usually contains the key parts of an answer, but there’s almost always additional detail that could be included. Go ahead and answer the question, but make sure you take the time to do a thorough answer.
What’s the best way to give credit to a commenter?
As it would be really nice if the person that did the sleuthing work to solve the problem in the comments got the credit for the answer. I generally ask the commenter (using an @ callout) to convert it to an answer so I can accept it. The feature proposed by scunliffe would be a nice way to do that work for them.
Can you answer your own question but give credit to two different people?
Answer your own question but give credit to the person/s that left the comments, I have done that in the past when I received the answer I needed from two different people in the comments, I just answered my own question, copied the answer from the comment and gave credit to the people who posted the comment.
How should we handle missing responses to survey questions?
I am not sure. Kindly help. Join ResearchGate to ask questions, get input, and advance your work. Depends on whether you mean missing answers to survey questions (item nonresponse) or missing sampled units (unit nonresponse).
How to respond to the person who answered my question-Quora?
Let the answerer have the last word in his/her answer’s comment thread — especially if you’re a third party (that is, another commenter and not the question asker). It’s his/her answer, after all. If you are indeed a third party, pick up the issues in that answer in your own answer and make your case for your view.
Why are there no answers to my questions on Facebook?
I often see posts in which no Answer has been offered as such, but the user’s problem was solved using advice which appears in the comment section (or in extreme cases in the extended discussion in chat) of the post. This is mildly upsetting, because there’s nothing at the scrolling-list level to indicate the post has a successful resolution.
What should you do if you receive a reviewer comment?
The editors in meetings always talk about unethical behavior of authors and never talk about their unethical behavior on authors and during the publication process. What would you do if you received a report from the reviewer of your paper asking for a major revision, with which you completely disagree?