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Shouldn't they be focusing on the browser? There is literally a good hundred of solid solutions out there for web commenting - hosted, embedded or app librarie
by hartator 9y ago
Shouldn't they be focusing on the browser?
There is literally a good hundred of solid solutions out there for web commenting - hosted, embedded or app libraries -, and Talk doesn't seem innovative at all.
- pcr0 9y agoCould you give some examples? Particularly ones that are open-source and framework-agnostic.
- KajMagnus 9y agoHere's one that innovates a bit, when it comes to browser side features, e.g. making large discussions simpler to navigate: (I'm developing it) https://www.kajmagnus.blog/new-embedded-comments https://www.kajmagnus.blog/new-embedded-comments (example feature: click the arrows to jump to the parent post and refresh your mind, then click "Back" to jump back down & continue reading. But haven't ported the Back button to iframes yet.) (submitted yesterday, got zero attention :-/ ) Maybe for the staff at the newspaper, moderation features are more cool innovations, because that's what they will be using the most?