Nope majority of users ignore you when you make comments, most not reply back to you. A stubborn platform full with people who claim that doing online business is fraud, crime whatsoever any other silly statements. They sound like communists, it's crazy there.
Yeah, I think comments can outperform posts sometimes, especially if you actually have something useful to add. A good comment can get a lot of visibility without needing to create a whole post. for me, it's less about posting more and more about being active in the right discussions.
Comment do not outperform posts on reddit if it is posted with high aged profile with karma and readable content to understand with viewers for need comments that suite the outreach post for more profile engage growth.
Getting your comments noticed requires a certain level of skill. I’m not particularly good at creating engaging comments, so I mainly focus on making posts.
I think comments can sometimes get more attention than posts especially when they add useful context to an active discussion. Focusing on thoughtful relevant comments may work well but it really depends on the subreddit and topic
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