Wed Jul 08 2020
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Create an RSS Feed from Your Comments
RSS is still alive and well, and now FastComments supports it. Don’t know what RSS is? Don’t worry, we’ll explain it to you.
RSS is still alive and well, and now FastComments supports it. Don’t know what RSS is? Don’t worry, we’ll explain it to you.
Some of our customers have software development related sites and blogs. In these communities, it's common to share code snippets. Here's how FastComments makes that easy.
A richer commenting experience has arrived at FastComments with the use of Markdown!
With this product launch, FastComments is able to enhance audience engagement even further!
Have a discussion you want to close? The option is here!
Today we're introducing two new widget types, bringing the total supported widgets to three: Comment Count, Recent Comments, and Top Pages.
Moderators now have the ability to search a combination of usernames and comment text via the moderation page.
Want to showcase the number of comments on a page before a user clicks in? No problem with FastComments.
An avatar is the profile icon associated with every account and displayed next to every comment.
Gravatar brands itself as "A Globally Recognized Avatar". It's a service where you can define an avatar for a specific email. Any products you sign up for using that email can then use that avatar. This simplifies the process for people signing up for FastComments since their avatar is set up automatically.
FastComments will now pull default avatars from Gravatar. You or your users don't have to do anything to take advantage of this feature.
If your existing users have already set their own avatar - no worries - we aren't going to overwrite their custom avatars. Additionally, users can still replace the Gravatar avatar in FastComments.
Localization is no small step - and it's arrived at FastComments. The embeddable comment widget is now fully localized in English (en-us), Spanish (es-es), and French (fr-fr).
You'll notice that we haven't slowed down, either. Generally, when most applications add localization support, the bloat starts to set in. In our case, the client-side script has actually decreased in size as we've done some housekeeping and other optimizations at the same time.
If you'd like FastComments translated into your language, or you've spotted a translation issue, let us know.