Revjim, this is an issue with centralized systems...they introduce a single point of failure to your system...one you have no control over...
We at SezWho believe in distributed mashups to build robust best of the breed systems...Take a look and let me know what you think?
Thanks, Jitendra
Jim Reverend
· 1 year ago
Again, Thank you.
I understand this is an issue with centralized services. And I understand that, for some applications, offloading anything to any system that wasn't up ALL the time could be a bad idea. But that isn't the case with me. I use Flickr, Twitter, Tumblr, LiveJournal, Askimet, and many other hosted services. Adding comments into that mix doesn't make too much of a difference to me.
jamesc
· 1 year ago
hmmmm..... lots of bloggers reporting on this issue with disqus... growing pains.
Jim Reverend
· 1 year ago
Yeah. They took a little dive the other morning. Only being a user for a few days, I don't know if this is a common occurrence or a rare case. I guess we'll find out.
Daniel Ha
· 1 year ago
Just the once. Hadn't happened before, and shouldn't happen again. We know what we messed up on.
It shouldn't have ever happened and for that I apologize.
Jim Reverend
· 1 year ago
I understand fully. Everyone has growing pains. You guys were quick to fix the problem, and also quite honest about what happened. If there's going to be a problem, that's the best possibly way to see a resolution. In my book, this isn't a problem unless it keeps happening. And it hasn't. That's the kind of support I like to see. Let me know if you're hiring. :)
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Growing pains. Such fun.
Thanks for the notice.
We at SezWho believe in distributed mashups to build robust best of the breed systems...Take a look and let me know what you think?
Thanks, Jitendra
I understand this is an issue with centralized services. And I
understand that, for some applications, offloading anything to any
system that wasn't up ALL the time could be a bad idea. But that isn't
the case with me. I use Flickr, Twitter, Tumblr, LiveJournal, Askimet,
and many other hosted services. Adding comments into that mix doesn't
make too much of a difference to me.
few days, I don't know if this is a common occurrence or a rare case. I
guess we'll find out.
It shouldn't have ever happened and for that I apologize.
fix the problem, and also quite honest about what happened. If there's
going to be a problem, that's the best possibly way to see a resolution.
In my book, this isn't a problem unless it keeps happening. And it
hasn't. That's the kind of support I like to see. Let me know if you're
hiring. :)