[campsite-dev] RFC: Toggle for "public allowed to comment"
  • Vote Up0Vote Down importimport
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    I'm wondering if we should have another option within a publication which
    allows you to toggle whether the public (non-subscribers) is allowed to
    comment on articles. Of course, you could already handle this in the
    templates, but if you dont want to go through your templates to toggle this
    setting, it might be useful.

    Comments?

    - Paul
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down importimport
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    I don't think we need this switch in the admin interface because it will depend on template implementation anyway:



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    Comments are not allowed for public




    You would write the same template code whether you had this switch in the admin interface or not.

    Mugur

    Paul Baranowski wrote: I'm wondering if we should have another option within a publication which allows you to toggle whether the public (non-subscribers) is allowed to comment on articles. Of course, you could already handle this in the templates, but if you dont want to go through your templates to toggle this setting, it might be useful.

    Comments?

    - Paul




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  • Vote Up0Vote Down importimport
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    But what I mean is that you wouldnt have to code your templates like
    that and you could turn it on and off from the admin interface instead
    of from the templates.

    But thats fine, we can wait and see if someone requests this
    feature...doesnt look like anyone is interested in it right now.

    - Paul


    Mugur Rus wrote:
    > I don't think we need this switch in the admin interface because it
    > will depend on template implementation anyway:
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    Comments are not allowed for public


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    > You would write the same template code whether you had this switch in
    > the admin interface or not.
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    > Mugur
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    > */Paul Baranowski /* wrote:
    >
    > I'm wondering if we should have another option within a
    > publication which allows you to toggle whether the public
    > (non-subscribers) is allowed to comment on articles. Of course,
    > you could already handle this in the templates, but if you dont
    > want to go through your templates to toggle this setting, it might
    > be useful.
    >
    > Comments?
    >
    > - Paul
    >
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    > PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously low rates.
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