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I helped someone set up discourse[1] a long time ago, don't know how it stands up these days; it's got basically zero presence in the parts of the web I'm aroun
by andreareina 6y ago
I helped someone set up discourse[1] a long time ago, don't know how it stands up these days; it's got basically zero presence in the parts of the web I'm around.
[1] https://www.discourse.org/ https://www.discourse.org/
- akvadrako 6y agoDiscourse is quite popular, I see it regularly on new sites. Though it doesn't really fit the same niche as disqus.
- CarVac 6y agoI've seen it used to operate as footer comments on blogs.
- chewxy 6y agoDgraph Labs uses it. I am a bit ambivalent about it. For example: https://dgraph.io/blog/post/putting-it-all-together-part1/ https://dgraph.io/blog/post/putting-it-all-together-part1/ Here it says 7 comments. But you only get to see one. You have to click into the discourse post to get more. This is due to Discourse's threading model. 6 of the comments were replying to the one on the blog post itself.
- rectang 6y agoI see 7 comments when I go to that page. Dig Dgraph fix something in the last hour? Or is the site treating you differently from me because I'm completely unknown to it?
- mrjn 6y agoDiscourse prefers a single level threading model, until Reddit or HN. So, you can in fact see all the 7 comments there. Not sure why you only see one.
- akvadrako 6y agoI also only see one - probably just a bug due to different browsers/adblockers.
- KajMagnus 6y ago> basically zero presence in the parts of the web I'm around What parts of the web are that, if I may ask? I think Discourse is popular in software and tech related organizations — I see it a lot on such websites.