By default FastComments requires an email to comment if you are not logged in. We use this email to automatically create an account for the user and let them verify their comment. In order to allow anonymous commenting you just have to create a customization rule. Define the domain, and optionally page, that you want to allow anonymous commenting on.
A picture is worth a thousand blog posts, right?
Don't want to show a comment feed at the end of your pages, but want to let users comment? We got you.
There's no way to 100% combat spam. But FastComments deploys a number of measures to help.
Learn about how FastComments might - or hopefully might not - bug you.
Read this post to see how to fully migrate from Muut to FastComments.
It's simply a matter of removing the small snippet Muut gives you and replacing it with our own. You can even run Muut and FastComments on the same site temporarily to test and tweak the look and feel. We can help with that.
Read this post to see how to fully migrate from Commento to FastComments.
Commento doesn't give us full URLs. What they provide is just the domain name that a comment thread belongs to - like "fastcomments.com/some-page". This means that the FastComments importer has to assume what the protocol is, and it defaults to https. If you run the import and are not seeing your data you may want to check that your site is properly secured.
Here we'll explore creating a comment thread that looks like the one on Hackaday.
If you click the link to this post the overall page styling as well as the FastComments Blog will change.
Read this post to see how to fully migrate from Disqus to FastComments.
If you're using the Generic Site Integration with Disqus then it's simply a matter of removing the small snippet they give you and replacing it with our own. You can even run Disqus and FastComments on the same site temporarily to test and tweak the look and feel. We can help with that.
If you're not using the Generic Site Integration then the instructions will vary based on your platform - again reach out to us.
After launch this was the most asked for feature, so here it is.
If you are logged in and comment, or view your existing comments, you'll see there is now an empty profile picture next to your name.