Comments?
Matt Mower brings up an issue that has come up a lot for me lately as we look for ways to tackle the problems of comment spam. I've looked at the solution offered by CoComment, and their approach pretty much convinced me that the blog comments, as they exist today, are a bad idea.
Don't get me wrong; I'm all for vigorous discussion, wide-ranging and free-wheeling. The idea behind blog comments is obvious and important. The implementation is just terribly flawed, however.
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