'legitimate comments' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to comments that are based on facts or have been properly considered. For example: "At the town planning committee meeting, there were several legitimate comments made by residents on the proposed new development."
"We urge you to undertake temporary measures to ensure a functioning system on and around the anticipated surge of legitimate comments".
Last month, a data set analyzing the FCC's net neutrality comments between April and October of this year revealed that more than a million anti-net neutrality comments that flooded the FCC's system appear to have been sown by spambots, while as many as 99percentt of the legitimate comments were voicing their support of net neutrality.
However, just as the scientific community is failing to take full advantage of the time and expertise that goes into referee reports, I feel that we are also failing to take advantage of the possibilities offered by post-publication comments on papers; indeed, many legitimate comments remain ignored by authors, journals and universities (PubPeer, 2014).
Blogger will attempt to identify and remove spam comments, so make sure to check the "Spam" section of the Comments page to ensure that legitimate comments aren't being removed.
"Fair use" would no longer apply, which would inhibit perfectly legitimate comment and debate and pose a threat to the vitality of democracy as well as future creativity.
She prefers issues and outcomes to personalities, and so talks only about the politics and the process of law: "It's a legitimate comment that lawyers have been involved in making a spectacular mess of everything.
If you have a common name, you'll want to be careful not to report another person's legitimate comment — that would be counterproductive.
But he added: "It must also continue to protect the right to freedom of expression and ensure that these proposals do not restrict or prevent legitimate and lawful comment or debate.
But Mr. Kyl was treading on delicate ground for Republicans, who are still grappling with Representative Todd Akin's "legitimate rape" comments.
The furor over Todd Akin's "legitimate rape" comments had finally settled down when a Republican governor appeared at a Romney rally to praise Republican wives.
10 12 P.M. E.T.: In Missouri, it looks like Senator Claire McCaskill, an incumbent Democrat, has beaten challenger Todd Akin, he of the "legitimate rape" comments.
