Google May Soon Allow You To Comment On Search Results

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Google’s plans to make its platforms engaging is soon likely to hit another step as the Search Giant is soon expected to add the ability to add a comment on Search results.
Comment On Search Results
In addition to adding reviews to various movies, books, and stuff, you can soon leave comments on Search simply by heading to a new ‘Your Contributions’ page, which is now live.
The new page will include the various reviews and comments that you have added or will add in the future. However, to add the comments, you have to log in at Google as anonymous comments won’t be accepted.
There also will be the ability to like or dislike a particular comment; the comments deemed inappropriate or abusive can also be reported or spammed.
The comments can fall under various categories such as ‘Viewers’, ‘Commentators’, ‘Top Comments’, and ‘All Comments.’ These categories can be filtered out accordingly.
Furthermore, the comments added can be deleted by clicking the three-dotted menu and selecting the ‘Delete All’ option.
Just as a reminder, the new ability is currently available for live sports matches, and we hope it will soon roll out to other genres as well.
For further updates, stay tuned to this space and keep sharing your feedback!

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