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How to Comment on a Friend’s Comment
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How to Comment on a Friend’s Comment
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If you’ve been reading articles and comments on the Web, you probably have noticed that some of them include his comment. When he leaves a comment, he often includes links to his other sites or information about himself. While you may not know who he is, his comments are usually quite interesting and informative.
Comments
On Facebook, commenting on a friend’s comment is possible if you’ve been tagged. This means that nonfriends can comment on something they’ve seen, read, or even shared. The comment box appears below the post, and the user can type a comment. Once submitted, the comment is uploaded to the post’s Timeline.
If you aren’t able to find your friend’s comment, you can try searching for it. Facebook allows you to do this by friend’s name, so you can type “John Appleseed” into the Find search box. Once you find the friend’s comment, click on the down arrow to see all of his or her comments.
Sometimes it can be difficult to find words to express your feelings. Emojis like smiley faces or heart emojis are a great alternative. Sometimes it can be difficult to come up with a decent comment for a friend, so you can turn to emojis instead. There are also 32 comments specifically for best friends in different categories.
Links to other sites
Links to other sites can be helpful, but be careful with what you link to. The content you link to should be compatible with browsers and operating systems, and not include rich media. Make sure that the content type is text/html or plain text. Some pages require special software or add-ons to view properly, so avoid linking to them.
High-quality links are those from authoritative websites or blogs that use your target keyword in the anchor text. These can be obtained through article creation, guest blogging, submission to reputable directories, or related social networks. High-quality links tend to be more valuable than generic incoming links, especially in competitive niches.
Another way to connect websites is through framing. This technique is similar to linking, except that it codes a word or image to point to another Web page. The information on the other site is then displayed in a special “frame” on the original page. When someone clicks on a framed link, they are taken to the site that created the framing.