Every comment is reviewed before it appears. That keeps discussion useful for readers and protects commenters from accidentally sharing information that should not be public.
Comments are likely to be approved when they
- add relevant experience, a thoughtful question, or a constructive counterpoint;
- focus on the idea rather than attacking a person or organization;
- avoid confidential customer, company, or product information; and
- use a display name without impersonating someone else.
Comments may be declined when they
- contain abuse, discriminatory language, threats, or personal information;
- promote unrelated products, repeat content, or appear automated;
- present unverified claims as official product commitments; or
- create legal, privacy, or security risk.
Moderation is a judgment call. Approval does not mean endorsement.