Isn't it really annoying when you've done all that hard work on a deviation- be it: photographing, make-up, painting, drawing, fractalling, writing, cooking, sewing, stamping, collaging, animating, crafting, carving, sculpting, filming, scripting, programming, and the list goes on!

..and then BAM! No comments? for days, weeks, months? We've all been there and we've all wanted some sort of recognition, but sometimes it never comes. To a lot of people, just one comment on a deviation means a lot, and one is better than none!

So what are you saying?
Similar to @Little-Vampire's 1 decent comment per day project, I propose that everyone that has the time should take a quick look through a gallery category they like and look for some uncommented deviations- even ask in your journal or a poll if you are a subscriber- and then comment on it!

Why?
If you've been on deviantART for a long time and have lots of pageviews and watchers, it is easy to forget how it was starting out. Every artist improves through time, but sometimes you need a helping hand in the form of critique, or just a little encouragement from a comment saying how someone likes your work. It's often the little things that matter, and this is a lovely way of doing it. Try making someone happy today!
And even though there are some awesome popular artists on deviantART, there are also some incredible unseen deviants waiting to be found. Instead of commenting on a picture with hundreds of comments already, try commenting on something unseen

I would appreciate a comment on an uncommented deviation!
You do? Well I have a poll here for people to send me one link to a deviation in their gallery that has not yet had a comment. I shall see how many I have time for!
But you can do this too! And if you have some of your own images that are still uncommented, put them up in your poll too and someone might be nice enough to comment

How else can I help in this project?
Spread the word! Spread the comment love! Tell people about it and see if they can do anything to help
Try finding a Random deviant
Try finding a Random deviation

What other things can I help with!?
Check out a few of these community projects you can help with:
@Little-Vampire's 1 decent comment per day project
^LawrenceDeDark's Did You See That Journal? project
`insaneone's become THE change project
^RockstarVanity's Global tutorials project

Now get going!