First, I have not changed my comment policy – no moderation except for spam. But I have decided to force some kind of log-in on comments. I am going to try Disqus, and am specifically doing so during a quiet period in my blogging to have time to test it. Note that for a day or so, comments may disappear. I have them all archived, but it takes a while, apparently, to sync past comments with Disqus. We shall see how things go.
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Testing the new comments
Thanks for choosing to use Disqus as your new commenting system! It looks great on your site! Feel free to reach out to us if you need our help with anything at http://disqus.com/support or http://twitter.com/disqushelp
Welcome to Disqus! 🙂
Disqus is great, I do a lot more commenting on different sites because of the ease of use and Disqus follows me.
Just don’t use Disqus to censor comments, the way Common Dreams does. When a person is blocked from commenting, all of that person’s posts are deleted, whether they were objectionable or not.
…and testing the threading.
I’m pleased to see you re-enter the fray. I’ve been shamelessly pirating your explanation of the two complementary (if not mutually supportive) climate change theories and am just hoping I’ve given you credit enough.
Hey Warren.
I love Disqus! It works really well. I think you will be happy with it
I really like Disqus . . . I DON’T like some websites that use it.
Allas there is no such thing as complete free speach, for saying something will always get you blocked by someone somewhere.
As a flat earth skeptic I am outraged by your so-called photo of a “round” earth. I collect my data when I look out the window and the earth still looks flat to me. Silly scientists have brainwashed you.
Disqus Comment is the best commenting system…. I love it