Rails - Jun 2014 - Is it an ok practice to define a resource in your routes file multiple times? 3+ times?

Noobie here. Let's say you have a Post, Comment, and User models. So
Post has_many comments, and User has_many comments.

If it good practice to do the following...

    resources :posts do
      resources :comments
    end

    resources :users do
      resources :comments
    end

etc?

I have a model in my schema that I believe I will likely have 3
different route resources for.

Or is better to just have the one, such as our first snippet of code
above, and then have a param that modifies what is returned, in this
example, passing in the user_id to just see comments for that user?

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