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If they had built their own comment section with Google login, that would be weird indeed. But if you just like Disqus comments (they certainly were hot when I
by lucb1e 6y ago
If they had built their own comment section with Google login, that would be weird indeed. But if you just like Disqus comments (they certainly were hot when I actively blogged in 2012) and one of their login options is Google... I don't see the issue there unless they're really pushing you to use it.
- mrkramer 6y agoAuthor said "If a website offers you to sign-in using Google (or any third-party service, say Facebook, Github, etc.), don’t use that feature." But he has Disqus comment section which offers login through Facebook, Twitter and Google. I would say that's little bit hypocritical. The similar thing is when a politician says corruption is bad and next thing you know he or she is involved in corruption scandal.
- forgotpwd16 6y agoDisqus offers you sign-in using one of aforementioned services but you don't have to use that feature. You can make an account normally and sign-in using email/passsword. The author says you should prefer the later, not boycott any service offering the former.