Accepting comments

Question

Hi, all. I've been using iWeb since right after it came out. I'd like to add a weekly blog, but doing so without the ability to accept comments is a drag. Does anyone know how to include a comments section either through iWeb directly or by pasting in third party HTML?

Answer 1

You will see little blue marks under a member’s name. Those marks denote how experienced someone is on the group. People like myself may be knowledgeable, but are just starting out on the forum. Others have been here quite a while and are generally more experienced in troubleshooting problems. Awarding points are a way of stating that you are grateful and help identify individuals who provide generally helpful tips. It is in part an incentive to come back and help again. Gratitude goes a long way. It is a way of nurturing good feelings within the group.
Here is what the Apple discussion team has to say about it:
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IF YOU ARE THE AUTHOR OF THE ORIGINAL QUESTION:
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When you return to view the answers, please mark responses appropriately. Simply login and select the value you desire for applicable responses. As the author of the original question, you may assign a helpfulness value to responses. Please use the following when rating a response:
None: The response was simply a point of clarification to my original question or didn't really help.
Helpful: This response helped with a portion of my question, but I still need some additional help.
Solved: This response has solved my problem completely.
WHY SHOULD I DO THIS?
In short, here are 3 reasons why it's worth a few moments of your time:
1) Other members have taken time out of their day to assist you, so please take a moment to give them credit for the assistance they have provided.
2) Your rating not only helps your peers earn points toward their status in Discussions, but validates the quality of the solution you've received.
3) Other readers will be able determine which response(s) helped solve the original question, which will greatly enhance the knowledge and experience for all community members and visitors.
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We appreciate your participation in Apple Discussions. Thank you for being part of our community.
Apple Discussions Team
In short it is nice, helps point others to a real solution and identifies people who can be relied on for advice.
Hope that clears things up. Take care.
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