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I was thinking about a solution that could be implemented by big players like Disqus - I've took some ideas from StackOverflow reputation idea - here you can re

I was thinking about a solution that could be implemented by big players like Disqus - I've took some ideas from StackOverflow reputation idea - here you can read about it: https://lukaszkups.net/notes/what-disqus-can-learn-from-stackoverflow-and-make-internet-a-better-place/ https://lukaszkups.net/notes/what-disqus-can-learn-from-stac... &tldr; limit comments per day, require minimum amount of positive reputation to leave a comment, make it customizable per website by its owners.

KajMagnus 7y ago
> require minimum amount of positive reputation to leave a comment How can one get positive reputation, without first having published a few comments that got upvoted? Anyway here's a commenting system with a built in trust level system — more similar to the one you'd find in Discourse, than at StackOverflow though: https://www.talkyard.io/blog-comments https://www.talkyard.io/blog-comments (I'm developing it). There are Like votes = upvotes, neutral Disagree votes, and (for community core members & mods only) the Unwanted vote, which works like downvotes and destroys "karma" (not completely implemented). From your blog: > Users should be able to gain reputation through their comments — we are currently able to upvote or downvote each user comment — that should somehow influence user profile reputation And maybe an upvote or downvote by someone with high rep, could carry more weight, than from a new member?