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The Mozilla Foundation's Coral Project has a full-time team building an open source comments system with no ads. Follow the repo, forum, and/or slack for update
by gobengo 10y ago
The Mozilla Foundation's Coral Project has a full-time team building an open source comments system with no ads. Follow the repo, forum, and/or slack for updates. https://github.com/coralproject/talk https://github.com/coralproject/talk
https://coralproject.net/ https://coralproject.net/
- JD557 10y agoIs it really a complete alternative? It looks like you have to host it yourself (one of the main appeals of Disqus was that you could add comments to any static page). Also, it would be nice if they supported a SQLite backend, which would probably make more sense for small blogs running on very weak shared servers.
- chickenfries 10y agoI've looked into using things by The Coral Project before but their documentation is just not there, there don't seem to be that many sites actually using their software yet, and their architecture is plain too complicated: it's split up into a bunch of microservices that aren't well documented.
- callahad 10y agoIsso (https://posativ.org/isso/ https://posativ.org/isso/) is a possible alternative that only requires Python and SQLite.
- marktangotango 10y agoI launched a service a while back that provides the infrastructure to do exactly this. Check my profile for a link of interested: hosted sqlite available over CORS. We're looking for early adopters.
- stevekemp 10y agoTake a look at my toy project: https://github.com/skx/e-comments/ https://github.com/skx/e-comments/ You can see them in use on my tweaked site, e.g: https://tweaked.io/guide/demo/ https://tweaked.io/guide/demo/
- stonogo 10y agoUsing a Mozilla product that isn't Firefox is a great way to have a crucial piece of your web infrastructure discontinued about three months before it's production-ready.