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This is cool. Congrats on getting it out there. The one thing I'm most concerned about when putting 3rd party comments on a web site is whether it is easy to c
by robbrown451 8y ago
This is cool. Congrats on getting it out there.
The one thing I'm most concerned about when putting 3rd party comments on a web site is whether it is easy to comment. Like, do they have to sign up for something? Remember another password? Can they just automatically post if they already have an account elsewhere? (the big advantage of facebook comments)
How does that work at Commento? Do you have any thoughts on allowing sites that already have user accounts to somehow use those directly?
- adtac 8y agoOAuth is supported, so you don't need a new account. If you have a Google/Github account, you're good. I'll be adding more providers soon too (Twitter/Gitlab). Alternatively, you can choose to post anonymously, if you've enabled that in your website. All it requires is checking a checkbox before posting the comment to reduce friction to engagement.
- robbrown451 8y agoCool, thanks.