Comments belongs to the website. So I newly established this weblog and I am a great fan of comments. Because were is the place to talk about a topic? Directly under the topic, right. I now publish with a simple Shell-Script (Bashblog) and there is no commenting system built in, the author helped out with integrating Disqus, which is known for being a wideley used commenting hoster.
And there is the point to talk: I think comments belong to the commenters and to the website were the comments are said, but definitely comments are no big data and therefore should not be outsourced to a third-party company like disqus is.
And here is the point were isso enters the game. Isso is a commenting server similar to Disqus, but were you host your own data at yourself, on your own server, here at apfelhammer.de
And now I integrated it into my bashblog.
And it is up and running now.
So please feel free to comment:
- no name needed
- no email needed
- just your input
But because of this, everytime someone is commenting, I'll get an email and have to moderate the comment. So when you comment, it could take a while, that's because I am lazy sometimes :-)
Thank you, Jan
I used this article to install isso on my ubuntu 22.04 webserver and to configure it with nginx.
Tags: isso, linux, ubuntu, bashblog
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