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If you come to my blog much (as opposed to just reading the RSS feed), you’ve probably noticed that I’m using a comment-handling system called Disqus, which has been in beta for the past few months or so. Fred Wilson of A VC uses it too, and so does Andrew Baron of
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1) You can export data out of Disqus at any time.
2) Correct, we are a hosted comment service. We power, manage, and enhance discussion on websites -- and this is a plus for most. In the near future, there will be a solution that allows you to retain the comments on your own server (and sync with Disqus).
Thanks Ian.
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Thanks and feel free to email us anytime at joaquin@cocomment.com
Joaquin
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Can't speak for anyone else, but coComment never really worked for me.
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an all-in-one kind of thing -- which could be good or bad, depending
on your perspective, I suppose. As I said in the post, I like the
fact that it ties in with your email, making it easy to respond to a
comment. And it handles spam as well, which is a pretty killer
feature for me.
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CoComment, which enhances comments that remain on your site.