Totally by accident, I've answered my own question. When you have a recurring event in your calendar, your event feed will contain (1) a "when" for each recurrence, and (2) a completely other event object for each recurrence that has comments associated with it. The non- commented recurrences will have the usual gibberish id, like j7m92s7uuvhnvfo63onlaus98s. The commented recurrences will have that same id with a kind of time stamp appended, like j7m92s7uuvhnvfo63onlaus98s_20090320T004000Z. If you retrieve the event using the non-commented id, you won't get a comment feed. $event- >getComments() (that's PHP code) will return an empty object. But if you retrieve the event using the id with the extra stuff, you'll get an event with a comment feed.
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