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Disqus Comment System & Other Happenings

Started by Ricky Jordan · 10 months ago

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  • Great switch on the comments Ricky. I have enjoyed the Disqus system since Josh made the switch at Solidsmack. Much easier to read and add to each comment. I believe it also increases the participation also.
  • Thanks for the nice comments Rod. It's pretty nice so far. If it makes things easier to manage on my end and more readable for the readers, then that's a win-win situation!

    Ricky Jordan
  • Nice comments are better than nasty comments. Anyhow, what was the driving
    force that caused you to switch to Disqus besides having to edit the
    "unsuitable" comments?
  • There were a couple of things. The biggest thing to me was the community approach. I like where they are going with the ability to view comments a person has made across multiple blogs on one page. This type of community linking will help connect more users and Bloggers in common discussions. I can't wait to see what they have in store for the future.

    The threaded view and ability to reply to a specific comment is REALLY nice. It's almost like having an integrated forum in your comment system! This also makes discussions easier to follow. To me Discus IS more of a Discussion system rather than a Comments system.

    It's also easier for me to manage and integrates well with Wordpress. Hopefully it will lead to a better overall experience for users all around on this site.
  • Interesting take on the community, I had not thought of it in that manner. I do admit though, It is interesting to see the comments/discussions a person has made here and there.

    I agree with you on the discussions point, after seeing it working on Solidsmack I saw how much easier it is to follow everyone's input.

    I also like the abiltiy to follow. Need to look into it a bit more and see what it can really do.
  • Hey Ricky. lookin' good man. This has made moderating comments on solidsmack a lot easier. have fun.
  • Cool, I just implemented Disqus on my blog at http://www.cadfanatic.com/

    I really like the capabilities it brings!
  • May god strike me down dead none of those were my comments. Now that Van Knopp guy... that's another story. ;>)

    Jon Banquer
    San Diego, CA
  • Jon,

    No...none of the "undesirable" comments were yours...just a lot of that stuff they sell in a can.

    Ricky Jordan
  • I had some very nice things to say about you today on comp.cad.solidworks.

    Jon Banquer
    San Diego, CA
  • Oh yea? What did I do to deserve that?

    Ricky Jordan
  • Here is what I said:

    "When I posted with an alias to Ricky Jordon's blog I got a semi-honest answer about SolidWorks severe limitations with working with imported data. I posted there because Ricky Jordon did the best job of any SolidWorks blogger covering what was new in SolidWorks 2009. The guy hates me but here I am saying he did a really good job covering what was new in SolidWorks 2009"

    Jon Banquer
    San Diego, CA
  • disqus is a pretty awesome system as im sure you already know i used to use it on all my blogs now i am gravitating away from it because i dont have time to moderate it anymore.

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