On Thu, 10 Dec 2015 14:22:08 -0500 Joe Brockmeier <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 12/10/2015 02:19 PM, Justin W. Flory wrote: > > > > I see the merit in trying to move the comments over to a mailing > > list. The comments are definitely hard to keep tabs on, especially > > for some of the older articles, and I think using HyperKitty (maybe > > the users list) would help make sure that commenters can get > > answers to their questions. > > > > However, I wonder if people would actually be willing to make an > > account in FAS or sign into Hyperkitty just to leave a comment > > about an article or get help with a particular topic. I think > > that's it definitely easier than it ever was before, but I wonder > > if we would lose people or if they would actually sign in and post > > for help. > > > > I see the benefits to both sides, but I think in the immediate > > sense, the comment intro is a good solution to this problem, and > > maybe approaching Hyperkitty as a longer-term solution might be > > something we could try out. > > What list would these go to? The FAS Login is a big barrier IMO - I > see that if I'm not already involved and I'm gone. You do not need a FAS login. You can use any email address (If you have one of those). That goes via persona... so if your domain has a persona server it would go to that, if they don't mozilla handles them by default. kevin
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