🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Tue, Jul 7, 2020 07:44 PM UTC:
I have switched the script back to using INSERT and UPDATE. I wanted to make sure that the replace_row() function would work properly, and it does. Semantically, INSERT and UPDATE make more sense, especially given that the script uses them under different conditions anyway. You don't have to be signed in to INSERT a new comment, but you do have to be signed in to UPDATE a previously posted comment. The replace_row() function is useful in code that may be used for either inserting or updating a row.
I have switched the script back to using INSERT and UPDATE. I wanted to make sure that the replace_row() function would work properly, and it does. Semantically, INSERT and UPDATE make more sense, especially given that the script uses them under different conditions anyway. You don't have to be signed in to INSERT a new comment, but you do have to be signed in to UPDATE a previously posted comment. The replace_row() function is useful in code that may be used for either inserting or updating a row.