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Introducing the New Disqus
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- KevBurnsJr 18y agohttp://venturebeat.com/2008/08/12/disqus-version-2-addresses-concerns-and-improves-capabilities/ http://venturebeat.com/2008/08/12/disqus-version-2-addresses...
- rms 18y ago>Disqus version 2 eliminates what was the biggest knock on the service: That it took the comments off of your blog and put them on its own site.
- sh1mmer 18y agoDisqus 2 goes back to a proper REST API, finally. Accessibility, SEO, and a plethora of other benefits. Javascript only APIs suck. Shame there isn't any v2 API documentation on disqus.com yet.
- Xichekolas 18y agoYeah, can anyone from disqus give some guidance as to when the API will be available? Curious if it's going to be days/weeks/months. I'm just excited to play with it is all!
- truebosko 18y agoDisqus is awesome. Is it a YC funded company?
- dnaquin 18y agoYes. http://disqus.com/docs/company/ http://disqus.com/docs/company/
- demandred 18y agothe YC press machine churns on. good coordination. time to get outside the 250.
- bdr 18y agoActually, we're up to almost 10 times that many users now!
- btw0 18y agoI start to use Disqus on my new blog on Blogger. It's wonderful.
- maxklein 18y agoSlightly tangential question - why is the .net domain being used here, and not the .com?
- ComputerGuru 18y agoStill using iframes, I see. I think someone that offers the same end-user functionality as Disqus but gives the bloggers the benefit of hosting their own comments (non-iframe is important, perhaps behind-the-scenes server-to-server communication instead of client-to-server communication as I suggested on their own blog) would kill Disqus almost instantly.