Comments on: Goodbye DISQUS, Hello WordPress http://dannybrown.me/2009/11/30/goodbye-disqus-hello-wordpress/ Smart Marketing - Social Media - Building Brand Loyalty Through Community & Engagement Fri, 30 Jul 2010 08:01:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Danny http://dannybrown.me/2009/11/30/goodbye-disqus-hello-wordpress/#comment-29265 Danny Wed, 28 Jul 2010 23:04:46 +0000 http://dannybrown.me/?p=9371#comment-29265 Do you mean the CommentLuv system, Thomas? The developer has made it so you can choose whether to make it do-follow or no-follow. Personally I use do-follow, as it's a nice way to thank folks for coming to your blog to start with. And it hasn't had any negative effect on my SEO or visibility, so all good on that front too. Do you mean the CommentLuv system, Thomas?

The developer has made it so you can choose whether to make it do-follow or no-follow.

Personally I use do-follow, as it’s a nice way to thank folks for coming to your blog to start with.

And it hasn’t had any negative effect on my SEO or visibility, so all good on that front too.

]]> By: Thomas Ballantyne http://dannybrown.me/2009/11/30/goodbye-disqus-hello-wordpress/#comment-29260 Thomas Ballantyne Wed, 28 Jul 2010 22:23:08 +0000 http://dannybrown.me/?p=9371#comment-29260 Disqus does have a nice feature that when the blog you are commenting on doesn't care to post your comment, then at least disqus remembers it. I find this useful if bloggers don't like my disagreements on their blog comments. I like LinkLuv and see a lot of benefits to linkluv. Certainly good for community building. I am undecided on which is better so still not using either on my site. It appears you prefer LinkLuv? Do the outbound links negatively effect link count and SEO? Or is it a javascript link so the links don't show? Disqus does have a nice feature that when the blog you are commenting on doesn’t care to post your comment, then at least disqus remembers it. I find this useful if bloggers don’t like my disagreements on their blog comments.

I like LinkLuv and see a lot of benefits to linkluv. Certainly good for community building. I am undecided on which is better so still not using either on my site.

It appears you prefer LinkLuv? Do the outbound links negatively effect link count and SEO? Or is it a javascript link so the links don’t show?
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]]> By: Danny http://dannybrown.me/2009/11/30/goodbye-disqus-hello-wordpress/#comment-23841 Danny Sat, 26 Jun 2010 16:15:42 +0000 http://dannybrown.me/?p=9371#comment-23841 Hi Edward, As far as I'm aware it's only self-hosted WordPress blogs that you can use it on. However, there is a universal code that you might be able to implement, which you can find details of here: http://disqus.com/comments/install/ Hi Edward,

As far as I’m aware it’s only self-hosted WordPress blogs that you can use it on. However, there is a universal code that you might be able to implement, which you can find details of here:

http://disqus.com/comments/install/

]]> By: Edward http://dannybrown.me/2009/11/30/goodbye-disqus-hello-wordpress/#comment-23839 Edward Sat, 26 Jun 2010 14:36:08 +0000 http://dannybrown.me/?p=9371#comment-23839 hello Can I install Disqus on a blog hosted @ Wordpress.com? Edward hello
Can I install Disqus on a blog hosted @ WordPress.com?
Edward

]]> By: The Indecision of Being a Blogger - Danny Brown http://dannybrown.me/2009/11/30/goodbye-disqus-hello-wordpress/#comment-22896 The Indecision of Being a Blogger - Danny Brown Sun, 13 Jun 2010 20:04:59 +0000 http://dannybrown.me/?p=9371#comment-22896 [...] the most in is the comments section. I’ve tried third-party comment systems (then switched back); video and audio comments; and commenter social profiles with Twitter and latest blog post options [...] [...] the most in is the comments section. I’ve tried third-party comment systems (then switched back); video and audio comments; and commenter social profiles with Twitter and latest blog post options [...]

]]> By: luminousoutsourcing http://dannybrown.me/2009/11/30/goodbye-disqus-hello-wordpress/#comment-20860 luminousoutsourcing Sat, 22 May 2010 11:30:18 +0000 http://dannybrown.me/?p=9371#comment-20860 I think the ability of having the same avatars on the comments will help reinforce the community when they see familiar faces on our FB page. Deepak I think the ability of having the same avatars on the comments will help reinforce the community when they see familiar faces on our FB page.

Deepak

]]> By: Danny http://dannybrown.me/2009/11/30/goodbye-disqus-hello-wordpress/#comment-18918 Danny Tue, 26 Jan 2010 04:57:30 +0000 http://dannybrown.me/?p=9371#comment-18918 Well they already own the IntenseDebate system so who knows? Though I think DISQUS may have something to say about it ;-) Well they already own the IntenseDebate system so who knows? Though I think DISQUS may have something to say about it ;-)

]]> By: Owen Greaves http://dannybrown.me/2009/11/30/goodbye-disqus-hello-wordpress/#comment-18916 Owen Greaves Tue, 26 Jan 2010 04:38:41 +0000 http://dannybrown.me/?p=9371#comment-18916 I wonder, WordPress buy DISQUS and solve the problems : ) I wonder, WordPress buy DISQUS and solve the problems : )

]]> By: How to get more comments on your blog | Socialbrite http://dannybrown.me/2009/11/30/goodbye-disqus-hello-wordpress/#comment-18721 How to get more comments on your blog | Socialbrite Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:22:29 +0000 http://dannybrown.me/?p=9371#comment-18721 [...] DISQUS is a commenting system that is easily installed on WordPress with a plug-in (Blogger, Tumblr and Typepad are also supported). Commenters can log-in with Twitter Facebook or DISQUS and share their comments on multiple sites as well. You can also moderate comments via email or in a dashboard at the DISQUS home page. They also support over 40 languages. I’ve used this commenting system for a while and am impressed with it’s easy of use and responsive support (Note: some users have had difficulty with DISQUS and switched back to WordPress comments). [...] [...] DISQUS is a commenting system that is easily installed on WordPress with a plug-in (Blogger, Tumblr and Typepad are also supported). Commenters can log-in with Twitter Facebook or DISQUS and share their comments on multiple sites as well. You can also moderate comments via email or in a dashboard at the DISQUS home page. They also support over 40 languages. I’ve used this commenting system for a while and am impressed with it’s easy of use and responsive support (Note: some users have had difficulty with DISQUS and switched back to WordPress comments). [...]

]]> By: Danny http://dannybrown.me/2009/11/30/goodbye-disqus-hello-wordpress/#comment-18566 Danny Thu, 07 Jan 2010 00:38:07 +0000 http://dannybrown.me/?p=9371#comment-18566 Hi Adam, Andy Bailey (the guy behind CommentLuv) offers a great support community over at the CommentLuv site. I have to admit, I've been fortunate so far and not had any issues with it any time I've used it - pre and post-Disqus. Are you using the plug-in or code? Hi Adam,

Andy Bailey (the guy behind CommentLuv) offers a great support community over at the CommentLuv site. I have to admit, I’ve been fortunate so far and not had any issues with it any time I’ve used it – pre and post-Disqus. Are you using the plug-in or code?

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