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I’m sticking with Disqus. Here’s Why

I’m sticking with Disqus. Here’s Why

By Mark Suster on March 7, 2011

  I’ve written before about my love for Disqus. I’m not an investor – I just love the product. So now Facebook has a new commenting system. They’ve been around for a while and when they first announced this initiative I knew the day would come when people would start saying, “should I replace Disqus?” [...]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged blogging, commenting system, comments, disqus, facebook, Social network, Tech Market Analysis, techcrunch | 1 Response

Comments are the New Black

Comments are the New Black

By Mark Suster on December 13, 2009

I’ve been thinking a lot about comments lately.  I recently wrote a post about how to get access to people at conferencesand how to connect with people on social networks.  These posts encouraged groups of people to provide their thoughts on these topics.  As usual we began a dialog with lots of people sharing their [...]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged backtype, blogging, commenting, disqus, Entrepreneur Advice, intense debate, networking, Start-up Advice, Startup Advice | 1 Response

Is Twitter Being Used to Attack Blogs? We Still Need Social Feeds.

Is Twitter Being Used to Attack Blogs? We Still Need Social Feeds.

By Zoli Erdos on January 14, 2009

An older post on my personal blog, If Scoble Thinks He Found Bad Startup Marketing, He Ain’t Seen Nothing  received several comments this morning, all showing the same structure, pointing back to Twitter accounts – some are clearly spam accounts with only this one update, but others appear to be real users, although I am [...]

Posted in Design | Tagged blog comments, blogging, cloudave, comment tracking, conversation, disqus, FriendFeed, intense debate, sezwho, social feeds, spam, tweetbacks, twitter, wordpress | 4 Responses

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