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That might be appealing to some people, but wouldn't it mean that Disqus would wield control over ALL comments in its system?
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lmknw
i don't think everyone needs to use disqus for the vision i outlined to happen.
i suspect that once everyone sees the power of unlocking comments from the ghetto of blog hosts, that we'll see a lot of innovation and cooperation from all the players including the blog hosts themselves
fred
I just meant that comment systems such as Disqus are better the more people use them and the more comments that are aggregated by them. As I think you're suggesting, that could be accomplished in a number of different ways.
Meanwhile, in some kind of bizarre coincidence, for some reason Disqus didn't get activated on this post.
Regardless, I think Disqus is a neat system and can be very useful when dealing with comments. So many people forget to come back and check for replies and I think it solves that problem and allows for the conversation to continue, when it usually dies out because people forget to come back and respond.
http://www.sezwho.com/blog/2008/03/18/disqus-ra...
Mathew,
Oddly coincidental about the Disqus deactivation on this entry. :)
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