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From the IAMA thread : "Yes, Facebook is required to add comments." Reducing irrelevant comment noise by linking it to FB Connect is not a solution. This is no
by ivenkys 16y ago
From the IAMA thread : "Yes, Facebook is required to add comments."
Reducing irrelevant comment noise by linking it to FB Connect is not a solution. This is not for me then.
Edit: Just noticed this : "On reddit, anonymous accounts add a lot to conversation. So we intent to add semi-anonymity, where no-one but us can tell who you are." - Again, not sure , how that will be a solution.
- pbiggar 16y agoWe'd love to hear a solution that makes people using their real name without using Facebook Connect. The point about anonymity is that we'd like to allow some sort of anonymous comments, because they can sometimes add to the conversation.
- ivenkys 16y agoMay be i am not getting the whole story here but if you do allow anonymous comments or "some sort" of anonymous comments then how different is it to the other existing authentication schemes ? For e.g. on HN i can easily look-up certain nicks and i know what their public persona is via their blogs, websites etc. Does that add value to their comment ? May be. Is that what you are aiming for ? "We'd love to hear a solution that makes people using their real name without using Facebook Connect." That is a hard problem , more incidental complexity than anything else. Edit: edited for grammar.
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- pbiggar 16y agoI should point out, this is the biggest problem that people have. We're really just trying to encourage good comments. We'd take a better way if there was one.
- ivenkys 16y agoI understand where you are coming from , i like the idea of what you guys are doing but i am not on Facebook and will not join FB to be able to comment on newstilt, hence my point about its not for me.