So I inquired as to what I should do about sub-par pieces I found in the gallery, and I was told by (I believe) an admin that I should leave a comment on the piece detailing what I thought was wrong with it, and then report the comment. Which I've done and which has worked in the past.

Did it again today, and I find that the piece is still in the gallery but my comment is now gone. So what's up? Is this a generally accepted way of bringing sub-par pieces to attention, or if I report my own comments should I expect them to just be deleted if the wrong person happens to deal with the report?

There was nothing wrong with the comment, so I have to assume that there was a miscommunication over why it was reported, and I tend to put a fair bit of effort into typing my comments, so I'd appreciate knowing that they're not just going to disappear in the future.

Thanks for the response. pixelblink addressed this to me via PM and I've already talked to sedge about it, so hopefully this won't be an issue any longer.

I wouldn't presume to assume that my assessment of a piece is law, but I like to think I've got a pretty good idea of the expected gallery standards, and I generally stay away from reporting borderline pieces.