Ever seen a kick-ass comment and thought to yourself "I wish I could +fav that"?

Comment Collector is a userscript that lets you add comments to your collections just like deviations. We can already see your favourite art on deviantART, and now it's time you share your favourite slices of the community fun!

What Comment Collector does:
Allows anyone to use their art collections as home for collections of comments, too!
Adds a little button in the top right of every comment, reply, forum thread, forum reply, etc. — visible only on mouseover!
Makes it easy to make collections that combine comments, the description and art, due to the comments being placed inside the collection description!
Allows you to see any and all comment collections — even when you're not logged into dA.

Collect your favourite comments from over the years, or collect comments on a particular subject or for a particular purpose in different comment collections — the possibilities are endless, and you decide how, why and for what purpose you collect and present your collected comments. Now get collectin', I'd love to see what comments you people find collection-worthy!

Click here to install Comment Collector!
^{Requires Mozilla Firefox and the Greasemonkey extension.}

Please note: It is required that you have this script installed to see comments in collections. However, if you don't have the script installed, you will still see that comments have been collected — you will just get links to the comments instead of seeing the actual comment right in the collection. (You may optionally want to link to this script in the collection description so that other people may install it and see your collected comments!)

Enjoy!

<sub>This script is dual-licensed; either CC-BY (above) or the MIT License applies.

Oh, and if you want to see a comment collection after you've installed the script, check out my silly collection!</sub>

Update August 17th, 2009: Version 1.0beta2 was released that prevents a bug that occured when dA changed some of its CSS. If the comments in a collection look odd, install the updated version of the script (same link)!