What if someone doesn't understand the code?
RE: Success at Utopian Speed - When the right team makes the real difference
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Thanks... let's see how it works... hoping for the best
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@programminghub comments are picked by our CMs based on the suggestions contained in them, length of the comments and other metrics. As long as the comment brings value to the contributor or the community as a whole, it may be picked for a tip.
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if someone does not understand the code well i would say use the common sense of logic..."what/how could make a bot tip for a good comment ??" i would say, pertinent comments so no short comments such as "nice work !!" or "i like it !!" but real comments with a certain length or maybe with some keywords related to the post. Not wanting to come against you at all but i think it is quite obvious concept
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