I received my latest Startup Schwag bag today, and this month’s t-shirt is for Disqus.
Now I can’t go rockin’ a Disqus t-shirt without checking out the service, so I signed up. Disqus is a blog commenting system that is supposed to help boost your blog community by giving you an interactive commenting setup. Disqus also provides a type of community where people can comment on your blog posts without actually visiting your blog…or so that’s the way it seems.
With Disqus, your readers aren’t just leaving comments — they’re participants in a discussion that you’ve started.
This is made possible with threaded conversations that are easy to follow and join.
And, of course, it integrates right within your blog.
Commenters on the go? Receive and reply to the discussion from anywhere with email and mobile posting.
It looks cool to me, so I decided to give Disqus a try on Everyday Randomness. At first it all seems a little confusing, so there’s a tour that gives you a little more info.
I just signed up for an account and added the Disqus plugin to this blog. There are also options for other blog platforms (even blogger!) if you’re not a fan of Wordpress. If anyone would like to help me test this out just leave a comment on this post. I chose to only add Disqus to posts that are new or don’t already have any comments. Until I figure out if I like the service or not, I’m not going to possibly screw up older comments.
