Comments are a thing of the past... People miss a place to "talk" like classical usenet so use and abuse any kind of "comment" and "social" tool for that, on th

Comments are a thing of the past... People miss a place to "talk" like classical usenet so use and abuse any kind of "comment" and "social" tool for that, on the other side of the spectrum comments serve surveillance capitalism needs for profiling and insights. If you want "comments" back you need to be back on usenet and when, perhaps out of a discussion, you decide to made an article instead of a post you just do it on your website (more than "blog", witch are effectively a thing of the past for other reasons) and post the relevant link a a new thread in a relevant ng. Comments happen there, a proper tool for the relative job :-)