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Category Archives: commenting
Comments missing for a long while
I just figured out that commenting has been disabled for a long while on FML due to a weird PHP error. I just assumed that since I wasn’t posting on an active basis, noone had any desire to comment! Well, … Continue reading
An update about my first poll
Mark Lindner kindly pointed out to me today that some people may not know where the poll is that I mentioned in a post a few days ago. This is because if you read this post — like most people … Continue reading
Poll: What motivates you to comment on a post (or not)?
In an effort to try something new (polling) as well as to get some feedback on aspects of this blog, I loaded up the excellent WP-Polls plugin tonight and created an initial poll. The question I’m asking from now (Tuesday, … Continue reading
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Trying out a new commenting add-on
I’ve decided to give a new commenting add-on for this blog a try. I read the following article that reviews several similar services. I’ve tried coComment but haven’t been satisfied for a number of reasons. I decided to give Disqus … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, cocomment, commenting, disqus, family man librarian
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Do comments work or not? [Updated]
My friend Ashley emailed me and mentioned that comments don’t appear to be working. Is that true for others? Please let me know via a comment. Thanks. [OK, it’s been a long day but that was incredibly dumb, even for … Continue reading
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No comment
One of the things about blogging that I have yet to figure out is the etiquette of commenting, or more specifically, responding to comments. This goes for comments people make on my blog entries, as well as comments that I … Continue reading
Enhancing the ability to comment
I’m sure this isn’t a new or revolutionary idea, but here goes anyway: Am I the only one who thinks it isn’t as easy at it should be to jot down a comment on a posting on someone’s blog? I … Continue reading
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coComment, a nifty new service
Thanks to a comment from Jay Datema (newly appointed Technology Editor for Library Journal who oversees the LJ Techblog) on my post regarding the marginalization of comments in the blogosphere, I found a nifty new service (well, new to me, … Continue reading
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Tagged Jay Datema, Library Journal, Technology Editor
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The soundbite phenomenon
I have enjoyed reading about presentations at the recent ALA annual conference. Of particular note for me are Owen Stephens’ extensive notes, available here. The ability for those who aren’t present at conferences to quickly catch up on essentials of … Continue reading →