I can completely understand wanting to differentiate from Reddit, but to me, this is a matter of convenience and priority. Putting right after the article implies commenting on the article is emphasized. Putting it at the bottom of the comment page implies a want to comment on the comments.

Maybe there’s a reason I’m not seeing here? Am I just dumb?

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    1 year ago

    ~tilde has their comment section setup the same way, and I believe their reasoning is because it encourages you to read the existing comments.

    Not sure if @ernest has the same intentions or if it was just a stylistic choice.

    Personally, I like that it’s on the bottom of the threads.

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      I like that part too. Makes you engage in the conversation already going and add your own comments to that, rather than repeating the same answer over and over.