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Free comments for everyone
(há uma versão portuguesa desta entrada.)
I've noticed there are some people that come on the website, read the posts, but don't comment.
So i was left wondering whether the fact of forcing the users to register (which only takes, 30seconds, at the most). The only way of knowing that is enabling comments from unregistered visitors. I've written a couple more lines, and now it's done.
You can now comment without being registered, but i still strongly suggest you to register. Why? Well, you will loose your navigation preferences every time you close your browser. If you have an account created, you can choose to auto-login which will load your preferences from your profile, including the site language, language filter, number of quickcomments, number of posts per page and your timezone.
Also, your comments will receive a label, saying unregistered user, which is very uncool. ;) Cool people register. hehe
I will leave this up for a while, and if the number of comments rise, i'll leave it. If not, i'll remove it, because I prefer the other way. It's better for identification purposes as well as safety – namely comment spam.
On the other hand, the low number of comments might have something to do with the lack of interesting posts... hmmmm... that could be it...
If you detect any bugs, i would appreciate if you reported them on the feedback page.
jcraveiro on thu, 18 aug 2005 17:45
andr3 on thu, 18 aug 2005 18:35
It's not that hard. It's all HTTP requests... They just need to have the requests custom made for my script. But i don't want to give anyone ideas, so i'd better shut up now. :)
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