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This question included a comment as an inline edit: "Thanks for all your input and discussion on the subject..."

We as a community tend to frown upon such behavior.

When I reviewed this question, I could see three possible courses of action:

2. Flag the question for an actual moderator to convert the inline comment into a real comment.
3. Nuke the inline comment and leave a comment explaining why it was deleted.
4. Leave it alone.

Which is most appropriate?

https://serverfault.com/posts/457235/revisions

This question included a comment as an inline edit: "Thanks for all your input and discussion on the subject..."

We as a community tend to frown upon such behavior.

When I reviewed this question, I could see three possible courses of action:

2. Flag the question for an actual moderator to convert the inline comment into a real comment.
3. Nuke the inline comment and leave a comment explaining why it was deleted.
4. Leave it alone.

Which is most appropriate?

http://serverfault.com/posts/457235/revisions

This question included a comment as an inline edit. We as a community tend to frown upon such behavior.

When I reviewed this question, I could see three possible courses of action:

2. Flag the question for an actual moderator to convert the inline comment into a real comment.
3. Nuke the inline comment and leave a comment explaining why it was deleted.
4. Leave it alone.

Which is most appropriate?

http://serverfault.com/posts/457235/revisions

This question included a comment as an inline edit: "Thanks for all your input and discussion on the subject..."

We as a community tend to frown upon such behavior.

When I reviewed this question, I could see three possible courses of action:

2. Flag the question for an actual moderator to convert the inline comment into a real comment.
3. Nuke the inline comment and leave a comment explaining why it was deleted.
4. Leave it alone.

Which is most appropriate?

Network printer - Print direct or via shared printer on Server?

The asker has added a comment as an inline edit. We as a community tend to frown upon such behavior.

When I reviewed this question, I could see three possible courses of action:

2. Flag the question for an actual moderator to convert the inline comment into a real comment.
3. Nuke the inline comment and leave a comment explaining why it was deleted.
4. Leave it alone.

Which is most appropriate?

http://serverfault.com/posts/457235/revisions

This question included a comment as an inline edit. We as a community tend to frown upon such behavior.

When I reviewed this question, I could see three possible courses of action:

2. Flag the question for an actual moderator to convert the inline comment into a real comment.
3. Nuke the inline comment and leave a comment explaining why it was deleted.
4. Leave it alone.

Which is most appropriate?