What is the best comments system / plugin for websites
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Hi,
What is the best comments system / plugin for websites that not harm seo
Thanks
Roy
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I would also 2nd Disqus. I have used it on the DNN platforms and like it a lot.
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dependent of what you want
Disqus is a good option
if you want to create a community and dont want to handle all technical aspect, in the other hands facebook comments for wordpress, will help you with your social media , both will help you to avoid the spam comments, because both require to login to a profile and an active accounts....
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