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How can I see all the comments I made on Facebook?
2 Answers. You can access all comments from your Activity Log. First open your timeline view, and there’s a link to access the Activity log. From the Activity log, select “Comments”, and you’ll get a chronological list of all your comments.
Can you monitor Facebook comments?
We Just Don’t Have Time to Monitor Comments Using any number of social media management tools, or Facebook’s own notification settings, you can receive an alert anytime a comment is made on your page — including receiving the alert as a text message. You can then determine if a response is necessary.
How do you link a comment?
How to: Get a direct comment link
- Click the timestamp of the comment that you would like to get a direct link for.
- Copy the URL that appears in the navigation bar of your browser.
- Paste the URL where you would like to share the comment link.
Is there a way to show all comments on Facebook?
Facebook receives billions of comments totally on all of its posts. Due to constrains of space, Facebook needs to either edit the comments and make it lise its essence, or pick only the ones that it feels may be relevant. [ 1] There is a drop menu on the opposite (right side) side of where emojis are displayed.
How can I search for comments made to posts I have made in?
Just “Activity Involves You” (but that could be a Like of my Post or a Comment) Log in your account. Go to your Profile. There you can see an “View Activity Log” click on that. There you can see your comments, likes, new added friends, pages liked, updated profile.
How can I disable comments on my Facebook page?
On the “General” tab, we click to edit “Page Moderation”. This setting lets us choose words that we consider “forbidden” on our page. Typically, it is used for profanities, racist expressions, hate speech, First of all let me start by clarifying that Facebook won’t let us disable comments on a Facebook page.
Where is the most relevant comment box on Facebook?
Facebook policies change daily, so what is written here today may not be true tomorrow. At the top of the comment stream there is a dropdown box that says “most relevant”. Clicking that box will display choices for: