Disqus 2012 Moves Out of Beta; Now Available for All Communities
A little over a month ago, Disqus began running an invite-only beta for the newly-revamped 2012 version of its blog commenting system. Today, the service has been opened up to the entire Internet and can now be used by anyone with a Disqus account and a website to install the system on. Check out a quick video detailing the new features, followed by the full presser below, then head over to the website and get signed up if you haven’t already done so.
The new Disqus 2012 is now available for all sites. We began public testing over a month ago and with the help of thousands of brave beta-testers, we’ve been improving every step of the way. Thank you for being a part of our product design and development. We built this new Disqus with your feedback, criticisms, and guidance — and we appreciate every bit of it.
With the platform, we believe that we’re adding a new dimension to how people use Disqus. Beyond discussion, Disqus is about helping sites engage audiences in exciting ways. Check out a tour of all of the new features.
Here are some of the core themes of the new Disqus:
Real-time. The new Disqus is fully real-time, from top to bottom, and based on completely new architecture. Conversations stream in live, with sub-second updating — and this happens all within the right context.Quality Discussions. The new voting features are rooted in an overhaul of how we’re thinking about quality discussions within Disqus. New reputation-based algorithms mean that there’s less work for site admins because communities are enabled with more power to self-moderate.Discovery. Discovery isn’t one single feature. It’s a theme that’s tightly woven into the core experience of Disqus. We’re helping people explore new discussions and stories through Disqus — and, as a benefit, sites are able to receive more high quality traffic.
To get started, point your browser towards the link below. As always, we hope you enjoy and urge you to join our community by leaving comments on our articles using the same Disqus system detailed in this post.
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