I'm fed up with news sites banning comments sections. I want to create a place where people can comment on content they find elsewhere, but without having to fear that that website will delete their comments or disable the comments section altogether. I have coding experience and the base functionality should be pretty simple to code, esp since a 'comments' module is readily available for all major web programming languages.
Positions are open for the next 48h, if you want to join, post some way to contact you here.
Jacob Ramirez
the media doesn't want any dissenting opinions at all, so comments have to go since the internet knows more than they do
what's wrong with Sup Forums for content?
Austin Rodriguez
Ment.com
>Scans news sites and takes user tips in order to find content >every news article/whatever is worth discussing automatically gets a thread creates about it >almost no moderation >anonymous >only one thread per topic >threads only about relevant topics
Caleb Nguyen
Your fucking government has disabled comments in REAL LIFE, worry about that kraut
Jaxson Campbell
already a project being developed.
if you have relevant experience (we're using ruby on rails) then you can get an invite if you want, but don't expect to get to choose the direction of the project just because you had the same idea dozens and dozens of others have had, going back to the mid 2000s
Benjamin Wilson
>just because you had the same idea dozens and dozens of others have had, going back to the mid 2000s funny how everybody's just happy with having the idea then, and nobody developing anything
i agree though, its a very obvious idea and even i had it for many years, but again didnt come to do anything in particular
how many are you?
are you describing an existing project or giving ideas for a new one? ment.com is something unrelated
Isaiah Ramirez
Just go on reddit :^ )
Brody Hill
people have developed these things continually for decades bro, they just haven't really caught on.
"universal commenting" is not a far-out idea
stumbleapon for example
Jace Morris
>people have developed these things continually for decades bro, they just haven't really caught on. wow relly bro???? you think this hasn't crossed my mind?
how come there isn't one that's being used by all the people? there are so many main stream newspapers banning comment sections, and people want to comment. why dont they have a place to go?
Gabriel Butler
If you need an ideas guy, hit me up
Oliver Hall
legal issues brah
Isaac Johnson
Death to those who insult Sup Forums
Owen Harris
you're already here
what the hell is wrong with Germany?
Nolan Mitchell
A push for that move is coming here. Its only a matter of time
Loretta Lynch is proof that the highest levels want to do it already
> “If it is a constitutional right, then it–like every other constitutional right–is subject to reasonable regulations.” ~Shillary Clinton
Never forget, goy
Evan Lopez
Plug-ins already exist for that sort of thing, but too few people use them so it's bit of a moot point
Jackson Long
I have the same idea germanbro.
You wanna /startup/?
Cooper Long
Kek??
Tyler Rogers
This is fucking genius bump
Jonathan Morgan
> I want to create a place where people can comment on content they find elsewhere, but without having to fear that that website will delete their comments or disable the comments section altogether.
Welcome to Sup Forums
Easton Diaz
sure, how can i contact you?
Jackson Murphy
>wanna /startup/? >ID says Jew
Landon Brooks
This is why Hillary Clinton bringing up these alt-right sites and what not is not a good idea at all. Think about it, people can't voice their opinions on mainstream media sites. Hillary brings attention to Sup Forums, r/the_donald and Breitbart. Those sites become evermore popular while the ratings of the other sites decrease. In addition, they are red-pilled and more likely to vote Trump or at least not Hillary. It's like she doesn't know that we're playing her.
