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Shouldn't they be focusing on the browser?

There is literally a good hundred of solid solutions out there for web commenting - hosted, embedded or app libraries -, and Talk doesn't seem innovative at all.




Here's one that innovates a bit, when it comes to browser side features, e.g. making large discussions simpler to navigate: (I'm developing it)

https://www.kajmagnus.blog/new-embedded-comments

(example feature: click the arrows to jump to the parent post and refresh your mind, then click "Back" to jump back down & continue reading. But haven't ported the Back button to iframes yet.) (submitted yesterday, got zero attention :-/ )

Maybe for the staff at the newspaper, moderation features are more cool innovations, because that's what they will be using the most?


Could you give some examples?

Particularly ones that are open-source and framework-agnostic.




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