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@pinging in comments is a bit complicated. There's a full description on Meta Stack Overflow.

What's probably happening in this case is this:

• The first author of the question or answer will always be notified of any new comment. There is no need to use @name to notify them. (You may still use it for clarity, if needed; however if only you and the author have been commenting on the post so far, the @name will be automatically removed from the beginning of the comment, as it adds no value.)

@pinging in comments is a bit complicated. There's a full description on Meta Stack Overflow.

What's probably happening in this case is this:

• The first author of the question or answer will always be notified of any new comment. There is no need to use @name to notify them. (You may still use it for clarity, if needed; however if only you and the author have been commenting on the post so far, the @name will be automatically removed from the beginning of the comment, as it adds no value.)

@pinging in comments is a bit complicated. There's a full description on Meta Stack Overflow.

What's probably happening in this case is this:

 

 
• The first author of the question or answer will always be notified of any new comment. There is no need to use @name to notify them. (You may still use it for clarity, if needed; however if only you and the author have been commenting on the post so far, the @name will be automatically removed from the beginning of the comment, as it adds no value.)
 

@pinging in comments is a bit complicated. There's a full description on Meta Stack Overflow.

What's probably happening in this case is this:

 

 
• The first author of the question or answer will always be notified of any new comment. There is no need to use @name to notify them. (You may still use it for clarity, if needed; however if only you and the author have been commenting on the post so far, the @name will be automatically removed from the beginning of the comment, as it adds no value.)
 

@pinging in comments is a bit complicated. There's a full description on Meta Stack Overflow.

What's probably happening in this case is this:

 

 
• The first author of the question or answer will always be notified of any new comment. There is no need to use @name to notify them. (You may still use it for clarity, if needed; however if only you and the author have been commenting on the post so far, the @name will be automatically removed from the beginning of the comment, as it adds no value.)
 

@pinging in comments is a bit complicated. There's a full description on Meta Stack Overflow.

What's probably happening in this case is this:

 

 
• The first author of the question or answer will always be notified of any new comment. There is no need to use @name to notify them. (You may still use it for clarity, if needed; however if only you and the author have been commenting on the post so far, the @name will be automatically removed from the beginning of the comment, as it adds no value.)