George Kao
I love that there's now the ability to sort by Newest/Oldest/Top comments. Very helpful!
Yet I was surprised to find that "top" doesn't take into account the likes/loves (reactions) of a comment... only how many replies it has.
In fact "top" probably
should
mean the most liked/loved/reacted to comment, not the one with most replies... otherwise a comment that has a lot of replies could just be 2 members bantering with each other, rather than the number of
individuals
who interacted with a comment.
In short -- make "top" calculate based on:
  1. Ideally, number of users who interacted with a comment (reacted or replied)
  2. If that's tough, then just top-rank the comments with the MOST # of reactions.
Thank you!