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We will be sharing our favourite Joomla 1.5 blog comment extensions, and then ask you which comment system you prefer.
Adding Comments to JoomlaWe really like the Joomla content management system because it is pretty easy to use, can be search engine optimised and with extensions is a very flexible web development platform. The Joomla installation package comes with a number of extensions installed by default such as the contact, polls and weblinks plugins. One of the features that lots of people using Joomla want to have, is the possibility of visitors commenting on articles. The good news is that there are a number of comment extensions for Joomla. Joomla Comment Extensions worth considering?These are the blog comment extensions that we think are worth considering for Joomla 1.5: Here are some examples of websites using the comment extensions above:
Our favourite comment system for Joomla?We will be bringing you a more detailed analysis of these plugins in the future, but essentially, each of the comment systems mentioned above have their own strengths and weaknesses. For example, the IntenseDebate and Disqus comment systems for Joomla are well suited to blogs and the exchange of comments between blogs. We currently use JomComment as it's our prefered extension. We reviewed JomComment here, but the main reason we like Azurl's Jom Comment is that it has a good set of features, the front-end look can be customised and it works really well. We're not alone in using JomComment, a number of other Joomla bloggers use JomComment including Steve Burge at Alledia and Barry North at Compass Designs. Which is your favourite comment system?You've heard which comment system we like using, what about you? Please vote:
Do let us know about your experience in using any of these comment systems in the comments below. 19 Comments
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December 04, 2008
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