commenter
/ˈkä-ˌmen-tər/ (ame, mw)
commenter — noun
1. someone who writes or says short remarks about a topic, often online below a new
someone who writes or says short remarks about a topic, often online below a news story, blog post, or video, or in a meeting or interview.
Several commenters on Talia's travel blog asked where she bought her hiking boots.
collocation: commenters on [a blog / article / video]
The newspaper closed the comment section after angry commenters began attacking each other.
typical context: online comment sections
One commenter pointed out a small factual mistake in Christopher's article about climate policy.
Most commenters welcomed the new bike lane, though a few worried about lost parking spaces.
Lara replied politely to every commenter, even the ones who disagreed with her video.
- commentator
more formal; usually a professional who analyses news, sport, or politics on TV or radio
- poster
informal; any user who posts content on a forum or social platform, not only short reactions
- reviewer
writes a longer evaluation of a product, film, or book — not a short reaction
文法句型
a commenter on something
commenters posted that ...
用法筆記
Subject is usually a person reacting to public content (article, video, post) rather than a private speaker. Often plural — collective reactions of an audience.