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A couple Afrihost should implement to fix its partly inaccessible Client Zone
(i did see one small type/grammar correction ... last paragraph... "still have" should be "still has")
I'll be adding your feed to my regularly checked blogs list.
Cheers,
Chris
Thanks for the comment and the correction. I have fixed the error.
I'd like to see Laconica adopted more widely. Hopefully the overwhelming gravitational forces Twitter exerts will not crush all resistance just yet although I think Steve Gillmor is probably right about Twitter's continued dominance (take a look at his post at http://www.techcrunchit.com/2008/09/01/why-twit...).
i'm seriously thinking about switching over to it for my blog...
is it super easy? do i have anything to take into consideration?
also wondering about your thoughts on this subject now that some time has passed?
have you blogged anything recently you'd like to point me towards?
cheers
It is going well for me. I definitely prefer this form of interaction over the built in commenting functionality. I do have IntenseDebate running on another blog and there are aspects of that service that appeal to me (I like the OpenID integration for one thing) but I don't have many comments on there to be able to assess its functionality compared to Disqus.
I would like to see more options on the backend of Disqus but I was told that an improved backend is in the works for Disqus so I am happy with my choice. I do like the fact that if I remove Disqus all the comments I have received remain in the blog (I didn't know that when I installed Disqus) so there is really no harm in trying it out.
i'll be giving it a shot i guess
(i did see one small type/grammar correction ... last paragraph... "still have" should be "still has")
I'll be adding your feed to my regularly checked blogs list.
Cheers,
Chris
Thanks for the comment and the correction. I have fixed the error.
I'd like to see Laconica adopted more widely. Hopefully the overwhelming gravitational forces Twitter exerts will not crush all resistance just yet although I think Steve Gillmor is probably right about Twitter's continued dominance (take a look at his post at http://www.techcrunchit.com/2008/09/01/why-twit...).
i really enjoy the track functionality that i can get over the twit army and identica all through a jabber client (usually gmail chat)
also of note, i do also enjoy using twitterspy via instant messaging as well... much more convenient than doing searches all the time.
i really enjoy the track functionality that i can get over the twit army and identica all through a jabber client (usually gmail chat)
also of note, i do also enjoy using twitterspy via instant messaging as well... much more convenient than doing searches all the time.
edit: i swear this was in reply... but oh well...