The metaverse won't exist without creators like you

Posted by Michael Gately on November 09, 2021 • ... comments

 

You've probably already heard all the buzz about Facebook recently rebranding as Meta. The corporate makeover was meant to signal that the company is looking to expand outwards from social media and into the so-called "metaverse."

Publisher Spotlight: ScreenAge Wasteland

Posted by Michael Gately on October 22, 2021 • ... comments

 

Helping to power some of the coolest websites on the internet is one of our very favorite things about what we do here at Disqus.

One week after #FacebookDown—what did we learn?

Posted by Michael Gately on October 11, 2021 • ... comments

 

Last Monday, the digital world was rocked as Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp all went down for an unprecedented amount of time (about 6 hours, but it felt like forever, didn't it?) due to a combination of factors involving human error as well as a code update that went awry and prevented Facebook from accessing its own data centers.

Twitter announces Communities feature, but can it help publishers?

Posted by Michael Gately on September 30, 2021 • ... comments

 

Twitter's newest feature, Communities, is set to take on Facebook Groups, Reddit, and Discord as a viable method of creating semi-exclusive, interest-based conversations.

What Does Google MCM Mean for Publishers?

Posted by Michael Gately on August 27, 2021 • ... comments

In a move that directly impacts publishers and their ad revenue, Google has recently announced that they’ll be replacing their Scaled Partner Management (SPM) program with Multiple Customer Management (MCM). 

Introducing 2 Open Source Project Management Tools for Modern Development Teams

Posted by Jeremy Laskar on March 22, 2018 • ... comments

Here at Disqus, we use Trello as our project management tool of choice. Trello lets us plan out our projects in ways that make sense to both developers and product managers. Trello’s Power-Ups library let us integrate Trello with our other existing tools so that they can work seamlessly together.

Today, we’re excited to announce that we’re open-sourcing two internal tools our team uses to get more done with Trello.

The Winter 2018 Disqus HackWeek Recap

Posted by Tony Hue on January 11, 2018 • ... comments

To kick off the new year, Disqus hosted a hackathon recently where teams worked on various projects to explore new ideas, solve interesting problems, and build something cool. At the end of the week, teams demoed their projects to the company who voted for their favorites.

Here are four of the most interesting projects that came out of the hackathon. Let us know what you think in the comments below! If you missed the recap of our last HackWeek, visit this blog post here to learn more.

Poll: What is Your Favorite Disqus Hackweek Project?

Posted by Mario Paganini on November 14, 2017 • ... comments

Over the summer we had our annual Disqus Hackweek. We already wrote about the projects that our team hacked away about. Now we want to hear from you:

Developing Toxicity-fighting technology at Disqus

Posted by Lauren Maruschak on August 02, 2017 • ... comments

Earlier this year, we committed to fighting hate speech and began taking the first steps toward curbing toxicity on Disqus. As a Product Analyst, I focus on developing technology to facilitate good content. Our goals for this technology are to enhance community management tools for moderators, give users more power to address abuse and toxic comments within the communities they participate in, and improve the internal tools that our Abuse team uses for reviewing reported content that violates our Terms and Policies.

Protecting Users' Privacy on Disqus

Posted by BYK (Burak Yiğit Kaya) on February 27, 2017 • ... comments

Here at Disqus, we love our users. We also respect our users and their privacy too. Over the years, we’ve introduced stronger privacy controls such as honoring the Do Not Track setting in browsers, implementing Content Security Policy headers to protect you from any possible XSS attacks, and supporting a solution for loading Disqus over HTTPS. Our Home and moderation interfaces are already HTTPS-only, and now we are proud to announce that our commenting system, Engage, is also HTTPS-only.

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