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In small or restricted communities, that can definitely be the case. But I've never seen a large community with good comments that didn't have some or all of t
by raldi 14y ago
In small or restricted communities, that can definitely be the case. But I've never seen a large community with good comments that didn't have some or all of the above features.
Have you?
- ajdecon 14y agoThe one that comes to mind immediately is MetaFilter. Not huge, but a pretty decent-sized community and above-average comments. No threading or non-chronological sorting involved. John Scalzi's blog Whatever also has a pretty large pool of commenters in a standard Wordpress setup. The thing both of these have in common is active moderators.
- WiseWeasel 14y agoArs Technica's comment threads are mostly useless due to lack of threading and peer moderation.