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I see Thomas' point, as to why not to have comments forced on users.<br>
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However, I could imagine having an option that will pop up an alert to
confirm that I really meant to leave it blank. There are times when I
simply forget to state something.<br>
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My email client does this if I forget to specify a subject line, for
example.<br>
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-Eric.<br>
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Danijel Tasov wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Thomas Waldmann wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Is there any easy way to force users to enter something in the
"Comment:" field before saving an edit?
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<pre wrap="">Thus, we don't have such an option.
You need to convince and educate users somehow that edit comments can
make sense, so they are voluntarily enter them if needed.
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I disagree. I often simply forget to type the comment. Such an
option would at least call my attention to enter a comment.
-DaTa
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