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I've averaged about 50k hits a month for six months and not one single comment
Surely that's not right?
http://www.installion.co.uk/
- colwilson 11y agoAnticipating the silent joke, I thought I'd better leave a comment for myself. Ha!
- k-mcgrady 11y agoI'm going to guess the issue is how hidden your comments are. I mean I went to the site specifically to look for them and it took me around 10 seconds to find them. Make it more prominent and as it's probably going to be used as a Q&A than a mere comments section refer to it that way so people who get stuck know to use it. On the other hand maybe you've just done a great job with the guide and nobody needs the comment section.
- colwilson 11y agoThanks k, on thinking about it, that sounds like a good idea. It's a pain not getting feedback, because it drives change - hopefully in the right direction. I'll make it a bit more brazen.
- jobhopjulie 11y agoPerhaps you should ask them to comment ..Sometimes telling people what to do next spurs them into doing it
- edwhitesell 11y agoFor me, the issue is getting the comments button to even display. It's Javascript (which I block by default), hosted by cloudflare (which I also block by default). Until I allowed javascript from both your domain and cloudflare, I didn't even know comments were available. Yet, I was still able to browse through the site for ubuntu & debian packages. You may want to have a javascript checker like many sites to alert the user that the site works best with javascript, or something to that effect. Side-note: After enabling javascript for your domain & Cloudflare, I also see my browser would like to run javascript from http://localhost http://localhost. Seems like you have some code from your local dev system that made it "live".
- edwhitesell 11y agoI'm a little unsure of the reasoning I was downvoted for providing honest feedback to the question the OP asked. Would anyone care to clarify?