Introduction
Blog comments are written responses to your blog postings that readers can leave. Commenting is a simple method for visitors to interact with you and other readers.
The commenter's name, the time, and the date they submitted the remark usually appear on your site right after the blog post text.
A dynamic comment section can help you and your readers form a sense of community around your blog. Visitors can provide feedback, ask questions, and express their own opinions on the topic, among other things.
If you opt to allow comments, WordPress posts, pages, and other posts will accept them. Now we will learn about the different views on the WordPress comment screen.
Comment Screen
The Comments dashboard in your WordPress admin area displays all comments on your website. By default, it shows all comments.
You can see Pending, Approved, Spam, and Trash comments by changing the view:
- Pending: comments left by visitors that will not appear on your blog entries until you approve them.
- Approved: comments are published and visible to all visitors to your website on your blog entries.
- Spam: comments that have been recognised as potentially undesired or irrelevant and are hidden from your site's visitors.
- Trash: comments that have been tagged as undesirable and will be permanently deleted after 30 days.

source: wordpress.org
You may also respond to other people's comments. When you respond to a specific comment, your response will appear directly beneath that comment. This is referred to as "nested" or "threaded" comments.
On your site, you can also choose to modify anyone's comments. The Quick Edit option displays a text field where you can make changes to the remark without reloading the page. On the other hand, Edit gives you more options for changing the user's name, email address, and other details.
Now, we will learn about enabling or disabling comments on WordPress Website.