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A lightweight comments widget built on GitHub issues.Pricing:
- Open Source
There are a number of commenting solutions that work with SSGs. Two in particular which may appeal to the HN crowd are Utterances[0] and the more recent giscus, each of which uses GitHub services (GitHub Issues and GitHub Discussions, respectively). Assuming your commenters don't have a problem with having to log into GitHub to say something, either of these will work. I've also written in the past[2] about some other SSG-friendly possibilities. [0] https://utteranc.es/.
#Social Networks #Project Management #Feedback 51 social mentions
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A comments system powered by GitHub Discussions. Let visitors leave comments and reactions on your website via GitHub!Pricing:
- Open Source
#Social Networks #Project Management #Feedback 30 social mentions
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Write Freely is free and open source software for starting a minimalist, federated blog — or an entire community.Pricing:
- Open Source
Also if you think this sounds neat and don't have a blog setup of choice already: https://writefreely.org/.
#Blogging #Blogging Platform #CMS 35 social mentions
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Matrix is an open standard for decentralized persistent communication over IP.Pricing:
- Open Source
Shameless plug: I built Cactus Comments (https://cactus.chat/). It's an open-source comment system federated on the Matrix (https://matrix.org/) network. This means you can use your Matrix identity to comment on any site that uses Cactus, without the tracking of something like disqus. Works well with static site generators too.
#Communication #Group Chat & Notifications #Messaging 592 social mentions
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Bridgy pulls comments, likes, and reshares on social networks back to your web site. You can also use it to post to social networks - or comment, like, reshare, or even RSVP - from your own web site. https://brid.gy/Pricing:
- Open Source
Or turn tweets into webmentions using https://brid.gy/.
#Social Network #Social Media Tools #Web Mentions 13 social mentions