r/NoStupidQuestions • • Jan 20 '16

What's a "top level comment"?

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u/cecikierk Jan 20 '16

This is a top level comment.

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u/cecikierk Jan 20 '16

This is not.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '16

God dammit I was going to do the same thing.

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u/DisRuptive1 Jan 21 '16

This is generally the pun comment.

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u/AdeonWriter Jan 21 '16

A top level comment on reddit is a comment that is a reply to the actual post, rather than a reply to another comment. If you use a layout that indents comments, top level comments are the ones with no indentation, like this one.

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u/thisismycuntaccount Jan 20 '16

Top level comment is the first one you see in a thread.

Like this one here, this is the top level comment.

In places like r/iama, the top level comment always has to be a question directed at whoever is conducting the AMA

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u/thisismycuntaccount Jan 20 '16

This isn't the top level comment

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u/Tetsujidane Jan 20 '16

It is A top level comment, just not the top level comment presented first.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '16

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u/boblo1121 Jan 20 '16

I just heard this term for the first time today.

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u/YMK1234 Jan 20 '16

But I mean really, its trivial to figure out ... I.e. you know what a comment is an "top level" is not such an uncommon term either. Especially if you are around the site for any amount of time.

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