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Let me know what you think. I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Cheers,
Dave
I honestly never understood why one can't build threads of comments and have email notifications of replies to our comments in other people posts in more places - I was surprised when Blogger started doing notifications. It's quite simply one of the best ways to increase interactivity and that feeling of community...
Thanks for your comment.
I've never really used LiveJournal very much, regardless, I think Disqus
certainly looks promising.
Let me know what you think.
Cheers,
Dave
Cheers,
Dave
I've never really entered the world of blogging, before now. I'm currently rebuiliding the website for a band I work with and we want to heavily incorporate a blog feature into the new site. You seem to know a LOT about this stuff (as always!) so I'll try to keep an eye on your blog world for inspiration and direction.
All the best to you and the family,
Digital Music Marketing podcast too.
Cheers,
Dave / www.davemadethat.com
Cheers,
Dave / www.davemadethat.com
I understand your concern though, it's a valid one. I thought about that too. It's worth listening to the interview on Net@Nite for a better understanding: http://twit.tv/natn53
Cheers,
Dave
Aren't you concerned about issues like a comment replacement site going down (like it apparently already has for you at least once)? What about ownership, SEO and other implications of comment replacement? Aren't there solutions which provide the desired functionality without having to replace you comment system?
(Daniel) helped me fix pretty quickly. I first heard about Disqus on
Net@Nite. It's worth a listen: http://twit.tv/natn53. You can also export
your comments, which I recommend doing from time to time.
People like Leo Laporte and Dave Winer are using Disqus too, I trust them.
Cheers,
Dave