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Not in my case. I accept to sacrifice some features to keep my blog static. Maybe something on the client side that pulls comments from a public source will do.
by phunehehe0 10y ago
Not in my case. I accept to sacrifice some features to keep my blog static. Maybe something on the client side that pulls comments from a public source will do. Maybe even just "email me if you have a comment and I'll include it here".
- franciscop 10y agoWait so you'd rather not add https://comments.network/ https://comments.network/ dependency but also not host it yourself; how would you set it up then? Also, would it be nice if Comments network integrated comments on their own when the thread is closed? So you can just comment on the site itself (once the network comments are closed it'd basically be an alternative to Disqus).
- phunehehe0 10y agoIf I cared enough I would have used something with built-in comment support, or something like stevekemp posted in a sibling of the parent (aunt/uncle?). I'm not sure I want to do that, because it seems overly complicated for little value. Just having a way for somebody reach out if they really want to is enough for me.
- stevekemp 10y agoI setup self-hosted commenting system for my static site: https://github.com/skx/e-comments/ https://github.com/skx/e-comments/ It could do with some more love, to add nested comments, but otherwise it might be of interest.