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I actually just tested your plugin on Gatsby 2, and it works, right out of the box! So either that means that your plugin is highly compatible, or Gatsby is — or both :-)

As for my use cases for your Talkyard plugin: I'm working on two projects, one is my blog techstacker.com, which I strongly consider moving to Gatsby.

The other project is a Food Network app which needs to be highly scalable. Your Talkyard plugin would be excellent for it as far as the UX, but I'm a bit in limbo about using Gatsby for a site that might grow huge and fast — I think Nextjs might be a better fit for that one. But then again, the Gatsby team seems to be keen on improving scalability moving forward, so I'm not sure.

What's your opinion about Nextjs, any thoughts of making your plugin compatible there as well? :)

Once again, Talkyard is incredible, the more I use it the more I like it. Keep up the great work!

This is also just a reply, with some minor improvements, namely, it includes a dot. And ends with a question mark — don't you like question marks?

We are gonna use a Customer Data Platform to manage registered users / subscribers. And that platform needs to speak/integrate with Talkyard, which I think it can do through OAuth.
Sorry, I am not the tech-expert on this, but if you refer me to any of your articles on this subject I can let a developer have a look and maybe get back with some questions.

(om du vill kan vi höras per email/telefon; jag skulle tro att du är bekant med sajten det handlar om)

Hi Bernard, the comments are sorted by like votes, and also taking into account how many people actually read the comment. (There are Disagree votes too — but they won't move a comment downwards.)

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Test reply #2

I hope the test worked out okay (?). Note that you can click the arrows, to jump to the parent comment. ... Then there'll be a Back button, so you can jump back to the comment you were reading previously. — If you have any ideas about things to change or improve, or sth else whatever, feel free to create a topic here: https://www.talkyard.io/forum/latest/support

just for test
The last word above should be striked through, it seems MD formatting not fully supported yet. Ok, noted.

ok

Mangifico

cool

I like that song (Where the streets have no names).

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Talkyard ser väldig bra ut om jag ska vara ärlig. Material design och rent av stiligt.
Själv har jag varit en del av Flarum communityn och översatt deras forum till svenska m.m.
Jag hade gärna velat välja Talkyard som forum för den sida jag håller på med men märkte väldigt snabbt att installationen till localhost för test eller till sida (köpt av one.com och godaddy) är överdrivet krånglig och tidskrävande i jämförelse med andra forum.
Är detta något ni kommer satsa på att göra betydligt enklare i framtiden? Finns forumet även i andra språk, t.ex svenska?
Har läst igenom er sida men hittar ingen community där man kan komma med förslag eller få hjälp.
Vore bra om det var lite tydligare. Och text-format delen är väldigt limiterad, försökte skriva in en if-sats och se om man kunde få texten att se mer tydlgare ut för kod än text men det gick inte.

That's because I Bury-voted the posts below, because the're test comments — so they get moved to the bottom of the page.

Whilst your comment says something meaningful (it asks about its placement).

The blog author can use hidden Bury votes, to move "Thanks" and "Me too" like comments, downwards, so that the readers will see the more interesting and meaningful comments instead. Whilst the people who posted those "Thanks" and "Me too" etc comments, won't see that there's a Bury vote, so they won't feel sad about that. Nothing wrong with saying "Thanks" or posting test comments here — and at the same time, not so interesting for others to read. :- ) (There're Like votes too but ... maybe one don't want to Like vote everything.)

worked just fine. I'm in China, so disqus is not available.