user-1: In reference to the question about whether the mRNA or the ribosome move during translation, a number of the comments do not add anything to the understanding of answers or constructively promote conversation. In fact, some of them seem to be a leaning towards personal attacks.
Without flagging a lot of the comments individually, I would suggest a mod remove the unnecessary comments as per the guidelines set out in the comment removal policy question here on meta.Bio.
What are your thoughts on the issue?

user69: I've removed a couple of comments from this answer that were not adding much in addition to a couple from the question itself.  As it's late, I'm sleepy and not wanting to be heavy handed because of it would you mind raising a couple of flags on anything else that you think needs to be pruned in that question? 

-1: <p>In reference to the <a href="https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/1736/rna-or-ribosome-which-one-moves-during-translation#comment2269_1742">question about whether the mRNA or the ribosome move during translation</a>, a number of the comments do not add anything to the understanding of answers or constructively promote conversation. In fact, some of them seem to be a leaning towards personal attacks.</p>

<p>Without flagging a lot of the comments individually, I would suggest a mod remove the unnecessary comments as per the guidelines set out in the <a href="https://biology.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/219/comment-removal-policy">comment removal policy question</a> here on meta.Bio.</p>

<p>What are your thoughts on the issue?</p>
 69: <p>I've removed a couple of comments from <a href="https://biology.stackexchange.com/a/1740/69">this answer</a> that were not adding much in addition to a couple from the question itself.  As it's late, I'm sleepy and not wanting to be heavy handed because of it would you mind raising <em>a couple</em> of flags on anything else that you think needs to be pruned in that question? </p>
