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@tumblrstaff I still can't reply to comments or make comments on any posts - including my own, and now I can't even access my own messages.
I've sent 2 emails about this in the past two days, and haven't heard anything back. I may be too far back in the que at this point, so I understand that.
Still...
Please do something about this. If it's something I inadvertently toggled off, tell me. I can't possibly see what I could have done, since I rarely ever touch my settings.
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Anyone have any advice on how to get an accidentally deleted comment from AO3?
For some background, I’ve been reading a really long fic (just got into 100 chapters a bit ago) and I spent about a half an hour on my thoughts of their wonderful work, almost using up all of the characters given to us(which is around 10000). At the moment I’m writing/reading on my tablet, and it physically pains me to write on it. I went to research a topic that I was reviewing about, because within the comment was also some theories, and instead of pushing the ‘add new tab’ plus sign, I pushed the ‘close tab’ X.
At the moment I’m going to sleep, because I don’t want to deal with this until the morning, but if anyone has any suggestions I’m all ears.
Sometimes I avoid commenting on posts because I think "I've commented on a bunch of them already...someone is going to notice and wonder why I'm commenting on all these posts. I should probably stop for a while...make it less noticable."
