Comments Are King: WordCamp San Diego 2011
At WordCamp San Diego on July 16, 2011 held at San Diego State University Matt Browne shared great tips, case studies and plugin recommendations for managing comments on WordPress sites.
Comments Are King: Ruling Over the Right Platform | WordCamp San DiegoChoosing the right commenting platform is more than trivial. The direction you choose will impact your blog's commenting activity. With the advent of Facebook comments, the popularity of Twitter, aggregates like Disqus and Intense Debate, and WordPress' default comments, the choices make web developers head spin.Having comments on your blog makes your blog stand out, says Matt Browne (@mattsurfs).
Which commenting platform to use?
Look at where your audience is. Disqus & Intense Debate are good for people who have established sites or for those people who have a technology-focused audience.
What if someone keyword stuffs their name in comments?
Address that in your comment policy, or move to a reputation system.
- Evolve your commenting system as your commenting grows. If you're a knight or a king, you can dictate your own terms.









