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I don't like the solution for comments. I think there's real value in having a discussion that is directed at and moderated by the author. For example, if an au
by amadeuspagel 5y ago
I don't like the solution for comments. I think there's real value in having a discussion that is directed at and moderated by the author. For example, if an author writes a post that people on the forums from which he aggregates comments generally disagree with, I don't want to see one comment after another denouncing him. I want to see comments from people who at least respect him enough to write a comment on his blog, directed at him.
Would a wordpress blog really be harder to maintain then this? If so, I think a better solution would be a mailto link, so that the email contains some basic text like this:
> My comment on blog.com/article3:
> ...
Then maybe you could automate adding the email as a comment to the article in some way.
- marcosdumay 5y agoIf you accept comments, you will have to deal with spam. That is a very-high maintenance problem.
- jefftk 5y agoI've considered building my own comment system, and I think I could do it in a low-maintenance way. The main reason I haven't is that I actually like the pattern where discussion happens on facebook/lesswrong/hn/etc. I get wider and more interesting feedback that way.