how to improove the 'add comment' workflow

[Jure Zakovsek]

Dear all, 

I usually work with tickets that have 30+ comments. 

I can order the comments from '' or ''. In both cases, the 'Add Coment' is at the bottom of the page. If I want to reply to the conversation inside the ticket, I need to scroll to the bottom of the ticket or use the 'M' shortcut. 

When I write my reply/comment I like to see the last comment in the ticket so that I can refer to something important or doublecheck to reply to all questions asked. 

With the new workflow, I have 2 options: 

1.

If I order comments by 'NewestFirst', 
I have to scroll to the bottom of the page to make a comment, and every time scroll up to read the last comment = not user friendly

2.

If I order comments by 'OldestFirst', I have to scroll to the bottom of the page, load comments (10comments / click) and only then after 5 or 6 clicks I can see the last comment + window with 'add comment'

Is there a way to simplify this workflow? 
I hope I made myself clear. It is not easy to describe what is bothering me with words, but I hope someone will understand my pain. :)

[Jack Brickey]

Hmmm, the Comment in my instance is "sticky". If I have "Newest first" it is 'top sticky' and if "Oldest first" it is 'bottom sticky'. I don't need to scroll to access add a comment.

If you don't want the Comments to 'collapse' you can change 

jira.comment.collapsing.minimum.hidden The minimum number of comments needing to be hidden for comment collapsing to occur. 0 means there will be no comment collapsing.

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setting the value to 0 which will in effect disable collapsing. This is setting is a System advanced setting so will impact all projects.

[Jure Zakovsek]

Thank you for the reply. 
How do I make my comment ''sticky''? Is there a seting for that? I unfortunatelly can't find it :(

[Jack Brickey]

I do not believe that there is a setting for this. Is it possible that you are using the old issue view? 

[Jure Zakovsek]

I think this is my problem, but I don't think I can select between 'old' and 'new' issue viewer. 

[Jack Brickey]

The new issue view is the default. If you click on the 'more' ellipsis when in detail view you may see the ability to switch to the old view. 

[Jure Zakovsek]

Thank you very much for your help. 
I will consult with our IT department.