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Originally posted by CookieRevised
'enforcing' to create a thread first isn't just so people can provide a short comment about the script. It's just a small thing which can be done also (commenting). The more important thing about that is so bugs can be fixed and issues handled and there is a central place to do it and way more convenient. A thread has far more uses than a comment system (not saying a comment system is useless).
Exactly! A thread helps people to track bugs and allows the reporter to post attachments to show more details, and it doesn't seem as strange to have a large post in a thread compared to a large comment. This kind of information will also be a lot harder to find for people if you have a lot of comments like "This is really good", "Worst script ever", etc. Too much spam like that makes it harder to notice the serious issues.
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