Comment templates can be created from “Comments Manager” tool, after creating a comment template, it can be used in other tools such as “Engager”, “Responder” and “Post Booster”.
To create a new comment template, open Comments Manager tool from FoxMaster main screen.
Creating a new comments group
Comments templates are organized into a groups, you will need to create a new group by clicking on “Add Group” from top menu, enter the category name and hit Save.

Creating a new comment template
- Click on the newly created group then click on “New Comment” from top menu.
- Enter the comment content, text and photos if needed.
- Enter a name for the comment template in “Comment Name” field and hit Save changes.

Manual Mentioning
You can mention a Facebook page or user in a comment using the following syntax:
@[account-id:account-name]

Dynamic Mentioning
The dynamic mentioning used exclusively by “Responder” and “MAX Responder” tools. For example, responding to new messages including sender name can be done as follows: “Hello @[user]”
The dynamic mentioning syntax is as follows:
@[user]

Using Dynamic Variables
Dynamic variables will be replaced with actual value at publish time. For example the variable “#datetime#” will be replaced with the current date and time.

To use a dynamic variable, insert the variable name into the desired location in the comment text.

Using Spintax
Spintax is a collection of words or phrases. Each word/phrase is delimited by | (pipe) character. The Spintax begins with an opening curly bracket { and ends with a closing curly bracket }. A random word/phrase is chosen from each delimited section of the text.
Example: { Her | My | His } favorite color is { Red | Blue | Green | Yellow } With this Spintax we can get the following results:
- His favorite color is Yellow
- My favorite color is Red
- His favorite color is Red
- Her favorite color is Green
- His favorite color is Blue
- My favorite color is Green
- Her favorite color is Red
- Her favorite color is Blue
- My favorite color is Blue
- Her favorite color is Yellow
- His favorite color is Green
From just one line of spintaax it generates 11 different sentences.
Using Dynamic variables within a spinax is possible. Example { #datetime# | #time# }