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Providing feedback can be done using comments. However, these comments are supposed to add constructive criticism and/or links to relevant resources. Your first comment does exactly this and it is ...
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#1: Initial revision
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Alexei
·
2021-04-28T10:35:35Z (about 3 years ago)
**Providing feedback can be done using comments**. However, these comments are supposed to add constructive criticism and/or links to relevant resources. Your first comment does exactly this and it is a useful one. However, the subsequent comments seem to be a debate around available Wikipedia translations and how an answer would look like, rather than **suggesting how to improve the question.** Never-ending streams of comments are not particularly useful. If you find the question not useful and your comment does not lead to improving it, you can just downvote and move on. If the question is off-topic, it can be flagged to be closed.