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Well I don't have comment functions on my websites so I go where it's discussed instead :P With auto-hyphens I kinda like justified text on the web. It's just
by marginalia_nu 4y ago
Well I don't have comment functions on my websites so I go where it's discussed instead :P
With auto-hyphens I kinda like justified text on the web. It's just that I'd forgotten to set the html language so it didn't work. I literally built and migrated to this new website template yesterday so there's some bugs to iron out.
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- justinclift 4y agoOn the comments point, this might be useful: https://utteranc.es https://utteranc.es
- marginalia_nu 4y agoI'm kinda skeptical of that sort of solution. Not that they don't solve the problem, but they also de facto embed github as arbiter of online communication more than it already is. That said, I'm not sure there is a good solution that doesn't sacrifice some technological sovereignty though. The indie web space has some creative solutions but largely seem to hinge on everyone owning a domain name. Although on some level I think comment fields tend to promote fairly low quality engagement. The average quality of the emails I get is significantly higher than anything I've ever seen in a comment field. Same with HN discussions.
- justinclift 4y agoNo worries. We're trying that one out on our blog posts at the moment (https://sqlitebrowser.org/blog https://sqlitebrowser.org/blog), and it "seems ok". At least no-one's (yet) asking support type questions through it. :D