Disabling comments
I’ve disabled comments, again.
I was using Disqus comments, but removed them due to privacy concerns and to decrease load time, as Disqus was pulling in a lot of third party dependencies (see: Disqus, the dark commenting system).
Then I switched to web mentions, using Micro.blog as the source for them.
I didn’t end up using Micro.blog much, so it wasn’t worth the $5 a month I was paying for it. That’s not to say it’s not a great platform, it just doesn’t work for me personally.
Since then, I’ve seen some great improvements to web mentions, pulling them from sources like Mastodon or Twitter. Horst Gutmann has a great post on supporting comments via Mastodon, and maintains webmentiond. If I were to set up web mentions again, I’d likely self-host webmentiond myself.
If you do happen to want to comment on one of my posts, feel free to open an issue, or to contact me directly.
On the web
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Wed Dec 24 2025 by joelchrono's blogMigrating my web analytics from Matomo to Umami
Mon Dec 22 2025 by Stan's blogA Fair, Cancelable Semaphore in Go
Sun Dec 21 2025 by Andrew Healey's BlogIs Firefox Firefucked?
Fri Dec 19 2025 by Kev QuirkAn average new Dad's approach to training with kettlebells (and other tools) to develop General Physical Preparedness (GPP) at home
Mon Nov 24 2025 by Nicholas A. Danes, PhD
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