I'm not sure what ever happened to IntenseDebate… seems to have been swallowed by Automattic with nothing exciting new in quite a while. I left Disqus to test the paid system, Echo, and wasn't impressed at all.
The feature may or may not have been around for a while, but Disqus is now cleanly integrated with Twitter and Facebook to promote blog posts socially. Today, I noticed that when I clicked “Like” on a post, it provided me with the option of sending that message to both Twitter or Facebook. I could do that before when submitting a comment – but now it's cool that they've added the feature to their like button.
The social integration of their comments plugin, the customization abilities, the fact that it synchronizes seamlessly with WordPress… and the continued improvements, all while keeping the system simple, makes this the best commenting system on the market.
I am interested to see if there's a means for Disqus to integrate Facebook Comments – perhaps on a tab? I feel like that's the one social piece missing from their platform… do you agree?
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Hello Yurtdışı – I was able to share without any issues. Not sure what the problem might be!
Hi Douglas…
I think I found the problem…:)
I like Disqus too, wished their WP plugin was translatable and that one could monitor Facebook comments. How did you get the 3 colored buttons above your comment box?
Hello Marie-José. I don’t think I did anything out of the ordinary with the setup of Disqus to get the buttons. It may be the theme that I selected. I agree re: translation – it’s something most companies don’t plan for but is absolutely necessary.
I’ve started using Disqus recently and have to agree that it’s my favourite tool commenting, as well. I’m not too fussed about the integration of Facebook comments – as you’ve said Disqus allows you to share your comment via Facebook anyway.
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My blog is built using the Blogger service, and as of today I use disqus as well. Im still not sure wether it is any better than the official threaded commenting blogger offers, but I do like the social media integration you speak of. I guess ill just have to test it for a bit longer
Disqus is tons better than livefyre. Disqus is simpler and quicker to comment and to log in.
A comment is generally a written or verbal remark that is often related to an additional portion of information, or statement or an observation.
The fact it is so easy to embed to any platform might be the key factor of Disqus success.