SiteComments: Being rejected>> Please share your experience

I've been working on Sitecomments since the start of the year, targeting the 50 comments within a month, and everything was smooth so far.
However, I just had my first disapproved comment, and am quite disheartened by it. Sometimes we come across a site which we are not experienced in or have little knowledge of the content. I tried my best to give a feedback, gave my opinion but it was deemed too general. I feel lousy because Sitecomment=comment, I know we're supposed to give meaningful comments, but if one out of your many comments received was slightly general (not out of topic or spam), would you reject it?
I've not asked for a comment on any of my post yet, so I want to ask this. When you request for a comment, are you able to ask the person to edit it before rejecting it if it's not up to you expectations? Or is it just 'accept' and 'reject'
For those avid Sitecomment commenters, what are you disapproval rates like?
Idris
Though, if it is a subject you don't understand well or completely uninterested in, to avoid being rejected, just skip that site.
I have a website for feral and community cats. I've had to reject a LOT of comments last few times because someone didn't understand spaying and neutering (probably a language barrier but they just GUESSED and made no sense) or they were talking about their pet cats living outside in the cat shelters or similar. Since it's about unowned cats having shelter and I don't want a bunch of comments from people who leave their pet cats outside 24/7 I had to reject a LOT. I promote indoor only pet cats. But instead of ASKING a question about the whole thing, they are all 'faking' in their comments and since they don't understand it, they don't pretend very well.
If you don't understand the subject well, please do skip commenting. This has been driving me nuts in site comments that people barely read my post or they have no idea about the feral cat issue and just comment about their pets or sister's pet.
But otherwise, don't worry about one rejection. It happens to the best of us. I have a 99% all time approval rate. Last 30 days has been at 100%. So it is okay to be rejected!
Don’t be disheartened by one rejection.
Personally I have never rejected a comment because I appreciate the effort made by the commenter. If necessary I edit it before publishing.
Remember, even if you know nothing about the content you should be able to ask the author a sensible question about something in the article. This is very valuable to the author as it allows them to expand on a point
Cheers
Dave🙂
I get some really unhelpful comments but when i think that people don't necessarily have any knowledge of my niche or clearly English is not their first language I simply edit the comment to something a bit more relevant and approve it.
If it doesn't make sense or is not about the post then its not a valid comment.
I used to do site comments a lot but lately its always the same post that is there whatever the subject so I gave up.
That being said, I refused a few comments because the commenter was just using copy and paste of sentences from my article. Who finds an article online and does that?