Dan Cameron - Latest Comments in Disqus

Re: Disqus

NiNJADMiN — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 19:19:55 -0000

It will work fine, i've integrated twitter on all of my websites as they are gracous enough to let us use their API, and discuss is awesome too

Re: Disqus

color_chart — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 10:45:12 -0000

Ive tried Disqus, IntenseDebate, coComment and Haloscan on a couple of my blogs and whilst all were functional i found disqus to be the clear winner, not only because of its features but more because my visitors prefered it which in my opinion is most important... I think disqus has better web coverage aswell... just my research results but obviously others may have different results.

Re: Disqus

Paco Delacroix — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 02:52:03 -0000

Just to say that I am very gratefull for the Google Ajax Search. Regards

Re: Disqus

TheOne — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 02:29:45 -0000

Ok, thanks.
I though you selected Disqus after comparing it with other commenting system and found it better. So I was just interested in your opinion on this.
But I get the point.

Re: Disqus

dancameron — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 23:07:34 -0000

I'm just not interested in CoComment right now. I used it before but from I can see Disqus just has the most momentum.

Re: Disqus

TheOne — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 13:48:01 -0000

Hi,

I'm surprised there are no answer here.
I can see some interesting point in MntRider comments, but I would have liked to have some answers/ideas from Dancamaron on it....... As a great blogger and a happy Disqus user, I'm sure his opinion would be of great value.

Thanks

Re: Disqus

MntRider — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 05:04:21 -0000

One thing I forgot to mention ;-)
With Disqus, it is possible to comment on the conversation directly on Disqus site. It might not be a problem for many site owners, but I really do not like this.
It is not just about traffic on my site, but mainly because by not coming back to my site, people will not see last posts and other stuff on my sidebar.

Re: Disqus

MntRider — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 04:38:10 -0000

Hi,

Do you know that coComment offers similar features as Disqus, but also:
- You and your commenters can own comments and track conversations not only on Disqus sites, but everywhere on the web.
- You can import comments to your site conversations (and also export comments from conversations on your site: so you can go out later if you want)
- Styling is much better: they offer a nice styling wizard, and you can also change the CSS.
- Very good support. They answered all my questions very quickly and also offered me to do the changes on my blog ;-)
- The comment ranking is very simple and straight forward.
- It does not have Twitter integrate (shame on them ;-)), but actually they have some RSS feeds to retreive you own comments or comments on your site that can be used with external services like tweetfeed.

- Yes, they should also think about FriendFeed aggregation. Very good point. I will drop an email to their support about this.

I'm currently preparing a new blog and I made a comparison of Disqus, IntenseDebate, coComment and Haloscan. Disqus and coComment were in the short list. I ended up with selecting coComment because of the fact that tracking conversations was not restricted to Disqus only conversations. And I do think this is not only a good service to offer to my users, but also it can bring traffic to my blog from the bigger coComment community. I might change my mind when Disqus will have a HUGE coverage of the web conversations. But I do not see this happen soon as many bloggers will probably stick to the platform commenting system (like WP, Movabletype, blogger......).

Just wanted to share with you my thought and investigation results on what is available now.