Hi, as I understand it, currently only prompts for single-line inputs are supported, and it seems this is mostly intended for queries to search engines. This means, a (anonymous) commenting system could not be implemented on a gemini page (except for one-line comments). If multiline input prompts were possible, then you could implement a commenting system like this: the user would click on a "Click to add comment" link and then would get a text prompt where she could input a comment and then submit. (Optionally, the text prompt could be edited in an external editor.) I understand that the protocol explicitly doesn't want to implement complicated mechanisms like POST, but maybe it's possible to escape the line breaks and submit a multiline input the same way a single-line input can be submitted right now? (While I'm thinking about this, it might also be nice to let the server specify a MIME type for the input.) This system would still be far from the complexity of HTML forms (essentially it's equivalent to only allowing a single <textarea>), but might already be quite useful. Best, Thomas
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