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Rather depends on what you're trying to achieve, but you could use WordPress. The new JetPack plugin allows people to register using common Social Networks, it'
by edent 13y ago
Rather depends on what you're trying to achieve, but you could use WordPress. The new JetPack plugin allows people to register using common Social Networks, it's open source, and all the comments are stored in a MySQL database.
- kijin 13y ago+1 for off-the-shelf blogging engines. If you're going to install a commenting software locally, static hosts like Github and S3 are out of the question already. So you might as well take advantage of a complete blogging engine. If you don't like WordPress/PHP, just pick something else.
- valera_rozuvan 13y agoNot necessarily. talaria ( https://github.com/m2w/talaria https://github.com/m2w/talaria ) provides a way to use Github for your comments.
- PavlovsCat 13y agoNice.. but unless there is a way to install Github locally, it's not what the OP asked for ^^
- pvorb 13y agoThis looks nice, but GitHub-hosted comments are not an option.
- georgestephanis 13y agoActually, it pops up an iframe to WordPress.com, to save site owners from having to juggle their own oauth keys and connection, then it syncs the comment back down to your local installation. So you always own your own data, and can deactivate the module without losing anything.