http://disqus.com/people/32f0dcd623b7bc64973444367b7a5ab6/enMon, 18 Feb 2008 21:11:01 -0000http://revjim.disqus.com/centralized_comments_intense_debate_vs_disqus/#comment-158126I can't be certain without trying it, so you're my Guinea Pig. But,<br>just based on poking around at this and that, it looks like Disqus<br>will allow response via email too. So... we're about to find out as<br>I'm responding to this via email.<br><br>I'll let you know what I decide in a future post. Looks like JS-Kit is<br>another contender worth trying out.<br><br>As far as regaining the threading from your original comment system...<br>that might be a bit more difficult. However, if I can get my hands on<br>exactly what Disqus/ID/whatever is looking for in the way of an import<br>file, I may be able to help you get threads out of the data you have.<br><br>Also... I think Disqus has a way to "claim" comments too. Not sure<br>though. You left your comment unregistered (which would be the same as<br>it would be imported, I would guess). So, go try to claim this comment<br>now and see if it works.revjimMon, 18 Feb 2008 21:11:01 -0000http://revjim.disqus.com/centralized_comments_intense_debate_vs_disqus/#comment-158103Let me know whats up after you play with the importer for ID. I would like to import my previous comments, but let the users that have registered "claim" those old comments. I would also like to try and import the comments "threaded" since Ive been using the Brian's threaded comments plugin for a few months. <br><br>On another note, the developer of ID emailed me after I installed it to let me know there was a CSS issue with my install and he fixed it. I had no idea what he was talking about but I thought it was nice.JoelMon, 18 Feb 2008 21:03:40 -0000