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I switched my blog to disqus, on wordpress, because I thought it would help increase interactions since it has all these hooks into other services. Surprisingl
by vinhboy 16y ago
I switched my blog to disqus, on wordpress, because I thought it would help increase interactions since it has all these hooks into other services.
Surprisingly, it did not.
I guess people will leave a comment regardless of what commenting system you use.
That being said. I love disqus. You can build interactions into any webpage in a matter of seconds.
Ps. If disqus admins are reading this. Please do some testing around importing comments from wordpress blogs with lots of comments... I emailed you guys about this before.. Just a reminder...
- invisible 16y agoJust for curiosity's sake, how many comments do you currently get per article (rough guess/average)? I wonder if there is a threshold where a better commenting system increases comments (e.g. TechCrunch has 89 on this article as of now - maybe 3-6% wouldn't have commented if it wasn't Disqus).