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Try this as an exercise, @ViníciusM: pick one goal for your comment, just one idea that you feel needs to be expressed. And try to express it as clearly as possible and as succinctly as you can muster.
By my reading, your comment is trying to express six different thoughts, and as a result none of them get to be fleshed out; it comes across to me then as reactionary, hot-headed.
There's the thing - your goal was to provide a hint to folks reading the top answer that they should keep reading... But to do that, you've gotta give 'em a reason to do so (beyond "this doesn't help", a conclusion they'd probably arrive at on their own). Something like, "I found myself in this position and was able to solve it using a technique akin to that described in [Rob's answer](link)" would suffice.
Yeah, the tag is fine; the wiki is what got deleted. This is a pretty unusual situation; the system doesn't even allow undeleting tag wikis. I had to do a little dance with tag merges to ditch the old history.
I have a question with 343 upvotes and 7 downvotes, @CBruce. In nearly 9 years, I've never gotten one useful bit of criticism on it. I sure as hell don't need 7 "down vote without comment" comments on it. Lament a lack of feedback all you want, I still don't see how a machine screaming at you improves that one bit.
