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title = "New Comment System (again)"
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date = "2021-04-17T00:08:30-05:00"
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author = "bbaovanc"
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tags = ["announcement", "hugo", "blog"]
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keywords = ["hugo", "comment system", "blog", "commento"]
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description = """
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I decided to switch my comment system from Isso to
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[Commento](https://www.commento.io/)
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"""
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## Isso vs Commento
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I know it's only been six days since I added Isso, but I decided to switch to a
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better comment system. Isso is meant to be simple, which means that it's missing
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a lot of features. Commento has a lot of features such as sticky (pinned)
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comments, spam detection, thread locking, email notifications (I couldn't get
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this working on Isso), and a nicer design. I also was able to write some
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[custom CSS rules][1] which make it look alright on my blog's theme. It also
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supports SSO, so I might add support for signing up with GitHub, and possibly
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GitLab.
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## Summary of the [first post]({{< ref "/posts/new-comment-system" >}})
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If you haven't read the
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[New Comment System]({{< ref "/posts/new-comment-system" >}}) post, here's the
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most important information. There's a comment section at the bottom of each post
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where you can view and post comments. You can post anonymously, or create an
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account so you can show your username and get email notifications. You can also
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upvote, downvote, and reply to other comments.
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[1]: https://git.bbaovanc.com/bbaovanc.com/blog/src/commit/478e15218313a33216d361de387b3bd878cd0ba6/assets/css/comments.css
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