Removed comment tips #1063
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Reference: LBRYCommunity/lbry-android#1063
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Delete branch "1042"
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Fixes
Issue Number: #1042
What is the current behavior?
Comments requires a 1 LBC top to be paid
What is the new behavior?
Commenting does not require any tip to be paid
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Not sure if warning that comment will be posted should be removed entirely or not. Will remove if asked.
This PR removes or refactor a lot of methods which would need to be added again if in the future LBRY decides to require users to pay for commenting. Wouldn't it be better to just change the price in code to 0 and ensure strings are able to adapt to a free-to-comment context?
If there are no thoughts about adding back paying for comments (and I'm not sure why there would be), removing the functionality entirely is more efficient. If someone from the core team wants me to do what you suggested, I'll change it.
We were planning to eventually remove tip to comment functionality completely, so this PR is pretty useful.
Thanks for this.