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What is the ideal approach for one? Assuming you don't want it to be a public one (to avoid moderation headaches), and you want to avoid automated spam, and you
by ChoosesBarbecue 4mo ago
What is the ideal approach for one? Assuming you don't want it to be a public one (to avoid moderation headaches), and you want to avoid automated spam, and your page is a static site, what is the ideal way to incorporate something like that?
- knorker 4mo agoShaming people for not leaving comments anyway, I infer. /s I put my email address on these things. All spammers already have it anyway. I get some feedback. Or a normal web form with a captcha will create minimal spam. Certainly sufficient for someone not famous. Or you can have a google form. Either with or without google verifying the senders email address.
- hk__2 4mo agoI have a static blog with a public comments system using Disqus; it’s just a JS snippet and it works great. I’ve seen people (ab)using GitHub issues too, or even use gists for blog posts.
- uukelele 4mo agoMaybe giscus https://giscus.app/ https://giscus.app/ It works for static sites, you just need to embed their script, and spam and moderation would be handled by GitHub.