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ah, i should add you there. i almost never go there, because i really, really miss the comment feature.
Yeah, not loving that aspect. All you can do is like a review or report it.
You can message the reviewer directly, which could be awkward. You can follow them or send a friend request. But the only way to get a group discussion like on GR would be to form a group to discuss it, but who wants to form a group for every book they review? Alternatively, you join a global "discuss this book" group which would be chaos if you've got 1,000+ people who've read the book.
I don't know if there's a way to search for existing members. The only way to randomly find people seems to be similar libraries or scrolling through individual books that you know that that person read.
Yes! The two options you list seem overly familiar (a personal message?) or overly distant (a thread of multitudes from ages ago?).
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Apr 10, 2026 08:54AM
ah, i should add you there. i almost never go there, because i really, really miss the comment feature.
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Yeah, not loving that aspect. All you can do is like a review or report it. You can message the reviewer directly, which could be awkward. You can follow them or send a friend request. But the only way to get a group discussion like on GR would be to form a group to discuss it, but who wants to form a group for every book they review? Alternatively, you join a global "discuss this book" group which would be chaos if you've got 1,000+ people who've read the book.
I don't know if there's a way to search for existing members. The only way to randomly find people seems to be similar libraries or scrolling through individual books that you know that that person read.
Yes! The two options you list seem overly familiar (a personal message?) or overly distant (a thread of multitudes from ages ago?).
