Hi there, I just purchased CComment subscription, installed it on my J3.6 development server, and migrated all the comments from JCOmments (about 8,000 comments) into CComments. That went well. Looks like you have put some hard work into this component - I'm excited to use it!

I turned on the latest comments module that comes with CComment and have a few questions:

1. Enabling the module caused the site to stop working - there's a clash with Kunena's latest module of some sort. The error is: Cannot redeclare class BBCodeLexer in /var/www/libraries/kunena/nbbc.nbbc.php (I have the latest Kunena software installed). For now I turned off the Kunena latest module, as I don't HAVE to have it running.

2. The JCOMMENTS latest module (screen capture attached here) allowed me to display the latest comments in a manner that seemed SEO friendly - and in a way that makes sense to me. I was able to display the name of the article the latest comment was made on - I don't see that ability in the CCOMENTS latest module when set to "latest" setting?
My other issue/fear/request is that the URL's the CCOMMENT latest module are showing do not seem SEO friendly like the JCOMMENTS one. Here is an example:

JCOMMENTS Latest: http://mysite.com/who-plays-what/192-motley-crue-mick-mars-guitar-gear-rig-and-equipment#comment-8079
CCOMENTS Latest: http://mysite.com/component/comment/?task=comment.gotocomment&id=7794

Notice the JCOMMENTS link uses the SEO URL's for the actual article and at the end it appends the #comment versus the CCOMENTS link which is actually creating a brand new URL (duplicate I guess) that takes the user to the page.

3. Finally, the tooltip that shows up when hovering is showing html code in it - breaks, strong tags etc... That doesn't seem elegant.

I don't want to unfairly/fairly compare you to anyone other product - but I do want to make sure I understand what is going on, and hope you also have an open mind to these comments. There's probably a chance I missed features to address my questions above, so let me know. Thanks much!