Abstract: Disclosed is a method for processing comments. A post-operation region corresponding to a current resource is displayed, wherein the post-operation region is configured to post comment information and includes an image generation component. An image set is displayed in the post-operation region in response to triggering the image generation component in the case that the post-operation region includes source comment information, wherein the image set is generated based on the source comment information.

Abstract: A method for processing comments includes: displaying a plurality of image-generating entries on a comment editing panel of a comment object, wherein the plurality of image-generating entries is configured to generate comment images for commenting the comment object by triggering different image-generating networks, each image-generating entry corresponds to an image-generating network, and the image-generating entry is configured to generate a comment image by triggering the image-generating network corresponding to the image-generating network.

Abstract: A multi-dimensional, micro-electromechanical assembly and the method of fabricating same. The invention enables an assembly of three-dimensional (3D) microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) using surface tension or shrinkage self assembly. That is, the invention provides a surface tension self assembly technique for rotating a MEMS element with a controlled amount of deformation to a selected angle out of the plane of a substrate. In accordance with the inventive method, multi-dimensional, micro-electromechanical assemblies are fabricated by providing a phase change material on at least one substantially planar structure mounted in a first orientation. A phase change is induced in the phase change material whereby the phase change material changes from a first state, in which the structure is disposed in the first orientation, to a second state, in which the structure is disposed in a second orientation. The MEMS elements may be fabricated using conventional surface micromachining techniques.