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Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief November 28, 2005 · 1 min read

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Hace un poco más de cuatro meses, publiqué algo sobre cómo responder a los críticos de blogs. Eso es principalmente cómo abordo situaciones como las discusiones acaloradas entre comentaristas y también con el propio blogger.

Hace un par de días, esta entrada sobre Smart WiFi en Pinoy.Tech.Blog se volvió un poco más caliente que lo habitual. Los comentaristas provienen principalmente de otra entrada antigua aquí (y los que más comentaron) sobre el mismo tema.

Más a menudo que no, los dejo así en este blog (hasta el punto de que muchos comentarios son insultos), pero con PTB, intentamos orientar la discusión hacia un camino más informativo. Aún así, algunos de los clicadores primitivos, como Marc se refiere a ellos, continúan hostigando y menospreciando el valor del blog.

Esta es una de esas ocasiones en las que la función de WordPress «Los usuarios deben registrarse/iniciar sesión para comentar» será útil. Solo agregue un toque de «Política de Uso Justo» y verificación por correo electrónico, y estará listo para moderar a los trolls y flamers.

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16 Comments

joachim guanzon · 21 years ago

wait, is there a lag in commenting? i didnt see my first comment.

flaming is totally barbaric.

joachim guanzon · 21 years ago

I remember a time when there was a heated comment and post battles between theme creators for wordpress… and all I can say is using a blog commenting system to flame another is pretty barbaric in our times…

Marc · 21 years ago

Caveman commenters. Wankers all hehe :) moving along :)

ragluf · 21 years ago

posted some tech comments on that blog in in PTB and some questions in the hope of getting a logical discussion and dissection of the technology. I agree that it is getting muddled. Emotion has clouded logic and the goal of the discussion. Sayang – I would have explained more salient points of the technology and the delivery of the service itself and would have loved to contribute to the understanding of it. But seeing the way things went, I knew that soon I would be excoriated and branded as a pro-institution mouthpiece without me being affiliated with any institution or service provider. So left it at that. I was actually in a position to help out and deliver their sentiments directly – being a technology fellow who has done these type of service implementations and network deployments.

vern · 21 years ago

heh, caveman clickers. I’ve had my share at the iSTORYA. Some people can’t be told, and when they are, us mods must be abusive.

jangelo · 21 years ago

Bring on the caveman clickers.

Maybe we can reach that PTB target for December.

Hehe

Angelo
http://jangelo.i.ph
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Fleeb · 21 years ago

The problem is, when people let their emotions take over them, in a way they lost their sense of logic. Kaya naguguluhan ako sa discussion nila, pati ako who has nothing to do with the blog itself, my comments were associated as though I am one of the PTB bloggers/admin.