There are several ways to copy a comment link (assuming you're using a standard browser, not the Substack app).
1. Find the time the link was posted (either a date or a number of hours ago) on the line with the commenter's name, just above the comment text. It might look something like "Just Now", "14 hrs ago" or "Dec 22".
2. Copy as follows:
2a: Right-click the comment time with your mouse and choose Copy Link from the shortcut menu (the option may have a slightly different name). Or,
2b: Click the comment time to go directly to the comment. Then select and copy the link from the browser's URL bar at the top.
Superb research and reply. Thanks for sharing it here, John T.
I confess that I usually don't read all the C&C comments -- there can be thousands, literally! -- so I appreciate your sharing yours here.
You may know this, but in case you or someone else finds it interesting, here's another way to share comments: Simply copy the comment link and paste it wherever you wish, e.g. "See comment here: https://jennamccarthy.substack.com/p/consider-the-source/comment/46130429."
There are several ways to copy a comment link (assuming you're using a standard browser, not the Substack app).
1. Find the time the link was posted (either a date or a number of hours ago) on the line with the commenter's name, just above the comment text. It might look something like "Just Now", "14 hrs ago" or "Dec 22".
2. Copy as follows:
2a: Right-click the comment time with your mouse and choose Copy Link from the shortcut menu (the option may have a slightly different name). Or,
2b: Click the comment time to go directly to the comment. Then select and copy the link from the browser's URL bar at the top.
3. Paste the link wherever you like.
I hope this is helpful!