It’s a great feature. BTW I really enjoyed yesterday’s events. I wish I could have stuck around for the happy hour.

@johnbrayton Thanks!

Love the new replies features, thanks for adding those!

@Denny Glad to hear it!

that’s excellent. Both features work on my blog already :)

@pratik Nope, what browser? It’s not opening a new window for me.

@aeryn Great, thanks!

@pratik I don’t necessarily agree (though no idea about Arc). In Firefox, it basically just did a fast page reload with no pop up/under/tab stuff and was very easy to add a comment. If I’m on your site already, it’s significantly less disruptive than the Reply on Micro.blog button.

@pratik I made the previous reply from your site without typing your name.

@pratik ah. This gets at exactly what I think Manton was getting at about not doing threaded comments. I very rarely comment on comments, and even this response makes more sense from the app because how else would I know you replied? Comments here are “nerfed” in a way that makes sense given resources and goals (i.e. disincentivizes other people having long back and forth on your own site)

Great feature, thank you. I’m looking forward to implementing it on my own site.

Thank you for the new commenting form. Not having commenting is something that has been really bothering me for a long time. I think it is an elegant first step for addressing the issue. So, thanks again.

Also, nice explanation in your video.

I’m excited for this!! Does it have to be a particular protocol for sign in? Curious about the criteria there. Sign in with Gmail / Instagram (for example) to verify could be useful for typical* social media folk, eg my friends! 😅 (*My tone here is not at all condescending!!)

@sim0ne Thanks! We could add more services, although it will work best for identities that have a profile on the web. Instagram (via Threads) might be possible later.