Interesting :- ) That one should have been in the list too yes. — I'd be worried about Denial-of-Service attacks & moderation. What if the blog gets popular? An

Interesting :- ) That one should have been in the list too yes. — I'd be worried about Denial-of-Service attacks & moderation. What if the blog gets popular? And "angry people" posts 9999 spammy comments. Even if one deletes them from the blog, they'd sill be in the commit history? (but I want a somewhat clean commit history that is readable to me) And what if someone illegally post personally-identifiable-info (PII), even if one deletes it, it'd still be in the commit log, which I think would be illegal? Maybe StaticMan could rewrite the Git history to delete flagged & deleted comments (e.g. comments with PII)... But if it does that, the rebased history will cause problems when you try to push your next blog post to the repo. Maybe if blog comments were in a separate repository whose history could be rewritten, without interfering with the main repo to which one pushes one's new blog comments.