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Thank you! Credit for the bulk of the work must go to Stephen McDonald who made Mezzanine and Drum, of course. Blog post with more info here: http://hypertext
by hypertexthero 13y ago
Thank you!
Credit for the bulk of the work must go to Stephen McDonald who made Mezzanine and Drum, of course.
Blog post with more info here: http://hypertexthero.com/logbook/2013/10/intro-food-news/ http://hypertexthero.com/logbook/2013/10/intro-food-news/
The source is here: https://github.com/hypertexthero/fn https://github.com/hypertexthero/fn
I'll check out the CSS triangle.
- wikiburner 13y agoVery cool, thanks. I've been looking for something like this. I may fork it with a Disqus integration.
- hypertexthero 13y agoPlease do! I used Disqus (which I think is excellent) for another experiment I did (much worse than Stephen McDonald's work with Mezzanine/Drum!): https://github.com/hypertexthero/hir https://github.com/hypertexthero/hir - http://rome.hypertexthero.com/ http://rome.hypertexthero.com/ I often think about this, but at this time still prefer not using a third party for comments, especially on a site where the comments are so important.
- wikiburner 13y agoYep, I agree with you regarding third party comments for the most part, but I think by using Disqus there could be way less friction for account sign up in some circumstances. In my case, there's another site that I frequent that has a huge Disqus community, but it is desperately in need of social bookmarking functionality. I'm considering launching an independent site to provide it.