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It's unfortunate that somehow, I just read an awesome article on (amish) hackers and technology, but leave the page only remembering the spambot comments at the
by krm01 7y ago
It's unfortunate that somehow, I just read an awesome article on (amish) hackers and technology, but leave the page only remembering the spambot comments at the bottom. Kevin (and other bloggers who have the same problem), if you read this, please disable comments in your posts. They provide hardly any value and just ruin the experience.
- raxxorrax 7y agoPersonally I don't think so. I like to read some feedback too, like in this thread. Haven't read them all, but didn't really noticed spam. There is an option to just ignore them. To the article: > This method works for the Amish, but can it work for the rest of us? I don't think that it would. Neither is there a community to enforce the rules, nor would it be able to scale. I think the author agrees between the lines or at least has serious doubt.
- PaulDavisThe1st 7y agoYou should have kept reading. Right after the initial spambot comments, there were some really deep and useful comments from members/neighbors of Amish and Mennonite communities.