I like the new way to reblog a comment and highlight it on the page. Given the richness of the avc community discussion I suspect and hope we'll see this a lot more
fredwilson
· 1 year ago
This works great.
All you have to do is go enter up your blog(s) in disqus and you can reblog anywhere.
Check out fredwilson.vc
I reblogged a comment from avc to fredwilson.vc yesterday too
You could see a comment on this blog and reblog it onto your blog
Or I could see a comment on your blog and reblog it onto my blog
This isn't available in the disqus WP plugin and won't be formally announced until is
Hopefully in the next week or two
Joe Lazarus
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the reblog. That's a cool Disqus feature.
If Daniel Ha from Disqus is listening, I'd like to receive an email from Disqus when someone reblogs my comment. Also, I'd prefer if the attribution URL for my name here on Fred's reblog linked back to my site instead of my profile on Disqus. I want Fred's SEO Google juice :)
Daniel Ha
· 1 year ago
Appreciate the feedback.
The entire post body (including the line of attribution) is pre-filled in a suggested format but can be changed by the author.
Alex Hammer
· 1 year ago
Crowdsourced and participatory databases are a good idea for content creation, and the SMS will, I would think, aid in regard to viral marketing. Michael Arrington is an incredible expert on both integrating his products, and then marketing them to the world (brand creation and extension).
slowblogger
· 1 year ago
I have long felt the need to save my comments somewhere, as I found myself writing (and often enjoying) more comments than writing on my own blog. So, I have been using some solutions to keep my comments somewhere.
I first used Cocomment, which was probably the most optimized that purpose. But they did not provide a good UI, fonts being too small etc, and they did not work in some platform (like Disqus, understandably).
So, I switched to Tumblr, which is more robust, though it takes a few more seconds with Tumblr than with Cocomment.
Recently, I started considering using Wordpress with Pressthis. The decision will be based on whether I would like to have the comment blog and the regular blog separate, which is as-is, or integrated.
Personally, Disqus did not fit in my own blogging/commenting pattern so far, though I think it is very neat. I may try the reblogging feature a bit.
hallson
· 1 year ago
There is now an iphone app that let's you access crunchbase.
All Comments
All you have to do is go enter up your blog(s) in disqus and you can reblog
anywhere.
Check out fredwilson.vc
I reblogged a comment from avc to fredwilson.vc yesterday too
You could see a comment on this blog and reblog it onto your blog
Or I could see a comment on your blog and reblog it onto my blog
This isn't available in the disqus WP plugin and won't be formally announced
until is
Hopefully in the next week or two
If Daniel Ha from Disqus is listening, I'd like to receive an email from Disqus when someone reblogs my comment. Also, I'd prefer if the attribution URL for my name here on Fred's reblog linked back to my site instead of my profile on Disqus. I want Fred's SEO Google juice :)
The entire post body (including the line of attribution) is pre-filled in a suggested format but can be changed by the author.
I first used Cocomment, which was probably the most optimized that purpose. But they did not provide a good UI, fonts being too small etc, and they did not work in some platform (like Disqus, understandably).
So, I switched to Tumblr, which is more robust, though it takes a few more seconds with Tumblr than with Cocomment.
Recently, I started considering using Wordpress with Pressthis. The decision will be based on whether I would like to have the comment blog and the regular blog separate, which is as-is, or integrated.
Personally, Disqus did not fit in my own blogging/commenting pattern so far, though I think it is very neat. I may try the reblogging feature a bit.
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