disqus

Work's been busy so I haven't posted much. I have 20 half written posts in my queue to finish... maybe some writing on the plane to Austin later in the week, when I visit Dell.

As I get a lot of traffic for integrating Disqus and Drupal I wanted to help publicize Rob Loach's Disqus Module. It looks like it's for Drupal 6 only right now, so you'll still need my hacky howto if you're planning on using Drupal 5, but if you're using Drupal 6, Rob's module is the way to go!

Thanks Rob!

I received a few emails about my twit-out post and I figured while I don't won't post the address of the posters I would answer them publicly.  If you want to comment on my blog, please use comments and not email.  Thanks!

Subject: This is why!

Sean-

Twitter is down right now.  This is why we need to have a boycott.  Get it now?

<name redacted>

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Subject: It's not hard why don't you get it

We're protesting to get twitter fix their *%^!. 

<name redacted>

So, I might seem to be the most fickle blogger on the planet but I am turning Disqus back on. There are a few things driving this:

So in the last few weeks I've taken on a few projects involving comments on seanreiser.com and it seems that they are conflicting with each other, and I've come to the decision that where I like disqus, I have to go back to the default Drupal comment module.

When I added disqus to seanreiser.com I thought it was simple, but one of my tweeps asked for a howto so maybe it wasn't . Also I seem to have had a few hits on from google searching on "disqus drupal". So for the curious here's are the steps I followed.