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Comments are working again

I’ve installed a new commenting system, using the Disqus platform. I’ve noticed that it doesn’t update the number of comments that have been made on a post right away, but other than that it seems to work fairly well, which is a big improvement from the not working at all status of comments for the past couple of weeks. Unfortunately the old comments are lost.

The commenting problem was actually only the most visible aspect of a whole series of back-office technical problems that had to be worked out, but hopefully everything is ship shape now. Hopefully.

October 23rd, 2012 | Permalink | {num}Comments
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  • Thelonious_Nick

    Great, I’ve been missing them. I really wanted to point out on the Central Park article one big advantage to a long, thin Central Park that you missed: the improvement in traffic flows by not cutting off 6th and 7th Avenues.nn–Thelonious_Nick



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