I think you'd usually have a separate foreign key for ‘owner topic’ in the comments table, rather than hide that information in the nested-set structure. IMO the left/right pair should only dictate nesting/ordering inside the owner context Then it doesn't matter if you have a single root or multiple-root nested set structure. (FWIW, I use multiple-root.) You can certainly grab all the comments for one topic in a single query either way.
I think you'd usually have a separate foreign key for ‘owner topic’ in the comments table, rather than hide that information in the nested-set structure. IMO the left/right pair should only dictate nesting/ordering inside the owner context. Then it doesn't matter if you have a single root or multiple-root nested set structure.(FWIW, I use multiple-root.) You can certainly grab all the comments for one topic in a single query either way.
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