- On some web pages, enabling comments is a useful feature to gather feedback and engagement on content. (e.g. blog post, podcast episode, etc)#
- With Disqus, it appears that I can embed a comment section on any page with their free version without much limitation.#
- Users can comment with their Disqus account, or as a guest. #
- I even have some moderation capabilities. #
- Eventually, I'd like to have a more self-hosted solution for this — but right now that exceeds my capabilities, and this seems functional enough! #
- Next step: break the podcast episodes into individual pages with comments enabled on each.#
- If a podcast is not discoverable within the podcast player app, most apps will allow you to add it via the show's RSS feed.#
- The process for this varies by app, but in general look for "manually add show", "follow a show by URL", "Add RSS feed", etc.#
- Once you find it, select this option, then enter the URL of the RSS feed of the show into the field provided. Once you press enter, the show should begin to load into your library.#
- I've been working to create a personal website with basic web publishing capabilities as a custom, self-hosted project.#
- This weekend, I updated the index html, added a basic stylesheet, moved the web files to blockstorage, created audio and image directories, setup RSS feeds for two podcast experiments, with corresponding show pages.#
- On some web pages, enabling comments is a useful feature to gather feedback and engagement on content. (e.g. blog post, podcast episode, etc)#
- With Disqus, it appears that I can embed a comment section on any page with their free version without much limitation.#
- Users can comment with their Disqus account, or as a guest. #
- I even have some moderation capabilities. #
- Eventually, I'd like to have a more self-hosted solution for this — but right now that exceeds my capabilities, and this seems functional enough! #
- Next step: break the podcast episodes into individual pages with comments enabled on each.#
- If a podcast is not discoverable within the podcast player app, most apps will allow you to add it via the show's RSS feed.#
- The process for this varies by app, but in general look for "manually add show", "follow a show by URL", "Add RSS feed", etc.#
- Once you find it, select this option, then enter the URL of the RSS feed of the show into the field provided. Once you press enter, the show should begin to load into your library.#
- I've been working to create a personal website with basic web publishing capabilities as a custom, self-hosted project.#
- This weekend, I updated the index html, added a basic stylesheet, moved the web files to blockstorage, created audio and image directories, setup RSS feeds for two podcast experiments, with corresponding show pages.#