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They cite cost as the issue, that only 2600 users represent half of all comments on their entire system. I don't know how much they are paying for a third part
by dmatthewson 10y ago
They cite cost as the issue, that only 2600 users represent half of all comments on their entire system.
I don't know how much they are paying for a third party to manage their comment system, but I will bid $500/month to handle those 2600 users comprising half of all comments, or $1000/month for all comments. All inclusive bid. I can get this tiny number of users running on a pretty modest system.
My proposed system will also save money on subpoenas and moderation overhead by not storing ip addresses and not having paid moderation.
- qu4z-2 10y agoHave you factored in that you need to serve the comments to every user, not just ones that comment? I mean, to be fair, you could probably serve staticish chunks of HTML and update-on-new-comment, but it's a consideration.