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Comments in blog posts only #123

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Comments in blog posts only #123

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ellessenne
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Hi,

This PR moves the Giscus setup to blog/_metadata.yaml, thus enabling comments in blog posts only. The main idea was to remove it from the homepage, as I don't think it was very useful – what do you think? Should comments stay in other pages?

Alessandro

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Thanks @ellessenne for the proposal!
I am not sure... so far we did not get any comments. I wonder if it is better to keep these on all pages to increase the chances to get any comments :-)

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@ywang-gilead what do you think?

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I think we could remove it from the homepage and keep it on the other pages.

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@ywang-gilead Ah good idea. @ellessenne is that possible - just remove it from the landing page, and keep on the other pages?

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I think so, let me try!

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Update: I moved back the Giscus configuration to _quarto.yaml, and we can disable comments on a per-page basis by setting comments: false in the YAML header of a Quarto document 😃

@ellessenne ellessenne merged commit a7fa7f4 into main Apr 5, 2024
@ellessenne ellessenne deleted the comments-blog-only branch April 5, 2024 14:42
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