I wish Reddit would embrace commenting and could compete with Disqus. I think bloggers especially have more trust in reddit, if would work fast and doesn't load a lot of crap like disqus it would bring a good chunk of new users to reddit and also be beneficial to bloggers themselves.
Re:Replacing Disqus with GitHub Comments
by mintplant on Saturday April 22, 2017 @10:14AM
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I can see this creating more headaches for moderators. It's already difficult enough to get people to read the rules before posting.
Re:Replacing Disqus with GitHub Comments
by __david__ on Saturday April 22, 2017 @11:36AM
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I imagine embeds would be enabled/disabled per subreddit so mods wouldn't have to deal with it if they didn't want to. A blog that wants to add comments from Reddit would start their own subreddit.
Re:Replacing Disqus with GitHub Comments
by doubt_me on Saturday April 22, 2017 @03:02PM
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Auto mod. Headaches for mods don't exist because it's just a website and not a job.
As a former moderator of a default subreddit, I don't think you know what you're talking about here. AutoMod is a useful tool but can only implement basic rules—it's more a supplement to human moderators. And people of course care about things that aren't their jobs.
Maybe I'll play with this during our company hackathon next week.