absolutely,

I think 99% of the time, when I use @ , it is to adress the original poster or one of the repliers.  The onther 1% it is to involve a frequent problem solver or replier, and that list is also very small.  Never anyone else.  

What also doesn't help is that the search function is too strict on the different ways a letter can be written, e.g. c <> ç, a <> à

Thanks for mentioning this point @Dorine Boudry ! I also feel the same sometimes, especially with how strict the search function is regarding letter variations like "c" vs "ç" or "a" vs "à." 

agree with you @Dinesh M , I sometimes face challenges in reaching people due to the complexities of certain characters, such as 'c' vs. 'ç' or 'a' vs. 'à. 

Yes True, I agree with you @Dinesh M It should automatically populate the name whoever commented in the post.

I completely agree, Dinesh. 

True, we need to search full name to get the particular person name in search dropdown.

Thank for all the response. 

Nice thought,

When click on reply it should automatic add @with poster name .