Automate standard comments?

Question

From a comment exchange under a closed question:

I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because the issue it raises is not a Mathematica issue but a mathematical one. That it is formulated in terms of Mathematica is not sufficient to make it an appropriate question for Mathematica.SE. – m_goldberg

@m_goldberg do you have a script for this particular standard comment of yours? – LLlAMnYP

@LLlAMnYP. Yes, and for several others as well. – m_goldberg

... further enquiries which did not satisfy my interest ...

If one looks around here on meta, he can find this accepted answer for a tool that converts stuff like \[Alpha] to the appropriate unicode character.

There is a strong demand for standard greeting comments and/or responses, as exemplified by these two threads.

I would have thought that by following the links in this question I would have found a relevant link to the script used by @m_goldberg, but I was to be disappointed:

@LLlAMnYP. I do use a publicly available tool. It is called BBEdit and is commercially available for OS X. But since it is not a tool I created, I can't make it available to others. – m_goldberg

So my question is:
Is there a convenient, easy to use tool, like the Greasemonkey script for unicode characters, but to insert standard comments, or is everybody using good old Copy-Paste?

Answer 1

It appears that I misunderstood your comments. I thought you were asking me how I generated and managed the set of closing comments that I use repeatedly. I have a commercial tool that let's me choose one of these comments from a menu and then places the chosen comment onto my system's clipboard. From there I just paste into the closing dialog.

I also thought that you wanted me to make my canned comments available to others so they could use them. I seem to be mistaken about that too.

I am sorry I provoked you into what seems a futile effort. I say "futile" because I know of no tool such as you describe in your question.