"Save" button

I know :) The button lets you follow a post and keeps you updated about the comments/replies/likes/etc. It's very handy. I asked for the possibility to save single comments because I noticed that many subbies over at reddit like to save specific comments. Also regarding questions over at /r/AskFDS comments tend get more upvotes than the post itself (so I guess the the community deems the answers more helpful than the question itself in those cases?). It's a design question: Do you prefer to center the post and categorize the answers as less important? Then this already implemented hierarchical way makes more sense. Do you aim for a conversational style like on reddit or on "old school" discussion forums? Then an additional comment save button would come in handy. The second option encourages conversation between the members while the first would provide more structure and center OP. Another idea or work around could be to filter the comments after date/ranking (there already exists the heart button which can serves as an upvote button at the same time - like on reddit, where your own up- and down-votes get saved in your history).

What you choose to do is up to you, of course. These are a few ideas that came to my mind as I noticed an influx of members on the website.

@himbeerkuchen Ahh, got it. We will forward the request to our developers - thanks for the suggestion!

Of course, thank you for all your work!