I think you should be able to delete your own comments on anything, including in a studio or on somebody else's project. This would be very helpful. Another suggestion I have is that owners of studios should be able to delete comments from anybody. For a hypothetical example, somebody who has quit Scratch but still has roleplays and characters in studios. It would be really helpful to the managers to be able to delete those comments, to show that the person isn't able to roleplay anymore. On a side note, it would also help when dealing with spam messages, or just messages that are unrelated to the topic. Also, I think we should be able to make edits to our comments, so that we can go back and fix any typos we may have accidentally done.

Support. This is in-case you post a comment but you didn't mean it do it, but to prevent “troll comments”, it would only be deleted after 24 hours.

Charles12310 wrote:

Support. This is in-case you post a comment but you didn't mean it do it, but to prevent “troll comments”, it would only be deleted after 24 hours.

Wait, what? I don't understand what you mean

100% support

no support for deleting comments on others projects, profiles, etc, because that was rejected,

support for owners deleting others comments in studios,

I don't know about the third one

I actually agree with this topic. What if someone goes on a project and then reveals someone's password or stuff. Then everyone will start hacking each other.

JonGandee4 wrote:

I actually agree with this topic. What if someone goes on a project and then reveals someone's password or stuff. Then everyone will start hacking each other.

I can't imagine that's something that happens very often, and you'd be better off reporting that content in that case since that would be quite a serious situation.

The ability to delete or edit your comments everywhere has indeed been rejected.

The Complete List of Rejected Suggestions wrote:

4.3 Delete or edit your comments everywhere
The inability to delete your comments everywhere is put in place so users do not post inappropriate comments or spam comments on other users' profiles, projects, or studios, just to delete them later on. In contrast, you are not really likely to spam your own projects or profile. Editing comments could similarly lead to comment manipulation, such as a user commenting “I like this project!”, waiting until someone replies with “I agree!”, and then editing the original comment to say “I hate this project!”.