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6 étapes pour trouver l'administrateur d'une Fan Page
Cet article a été publié il y a 2 ans 7 jours , il est possible qu’il ne soit plus à jour. Les informations proposées sont donc peut-être expirées. L’objectif de cet article est tout simplement de vous permettre de retrouver l’administrateur d’une fan page. Bien entendu les nouveaux formats de page permettent (si l’admin le souhaite) de faire figurer le “propriétaire” de la page. Or il ne s’agit pas d’une pratique très répandue à l’heure actuelle et aucunes fonctions de base ne permettent de découvrir les mystérieux administrateurs qui se cachent derrière certaines fan page. Mais quel est l’intérêt de savoir qui est l’administrateur?
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Améliorer votre système de commentaires avec IntenseDebate, Disqus et TypePad Connect
Il existe différents services permettant d’améliorer le système de commentaires de son blog et d’améliorer l’expérience utilisateur : IntenseDebate , Disqus et TypePad Connect . Ces services ne remplacent pas votre système de commentaires actuel, ils vont simplement fonctionner ensemble, ajoutant au passage de nombreuses fonctionnalités (les commentaires sont synchronisés entre le service et le blog, donc pas de soucis de perte de commentaires). IntenseDebate IntenseDebate , service récemment racheté par Automattic (l’équipe derrière WordPress), permet d’avoir des commentaires hiérarchisés, de répondre et modérer les commentaires par email, d’exporter/importer ses commentaires, mais aussi :
Disqus vs. IntenseDebate - Why we switched
UPDATE: Since writing this post, I've had a change of heart. I still believe that IntenseDebate is better than Disqus as I describe in this post, but you might want to read why I don't use either of them anymore . Most blogs (including this one) allow readers to post comments at the bottom of each post. There are a number of different products that bloggers can use to power their comment systems, and two of the most popular are Disqus and IntenseDebate.Difference between Intense Debate and Disqus Comment systems are essential components of any blog, and systems such as Intense Debate and Disqus have become indispensable to a growing number of bloggers on the Internet. With the need to "follow" other users having become an increasingly important concern, these tools provide a much-needed service to the blogging community as you will see in this comparison article. Features And Integration Intense Debate does not provide an iFrame for users, instead showing all comments right in WordPress.
Intense Debate vs. Disqus - Compare Side by Side | reComparison
Intense Debate VS Disqus
Interesting that you asked this. Currently I would definitely go with Intense Debate mostly because the support seems to be much better but also because I find the Wordpress widgets to be very nifty. Definitely prefer an active support community though :)I have received a lot of feedback from JS-Kit and SezWho which lead to changes in the evaluations. I am working on an update to the post. Meanwhile, you can read Jitendra’s comment which is providing more insight about SezWho offering. This is a long post, so I’ll jump directly to the main topic.
Commenting Services Face to Face: Disqus vs IntenseDebate vs JS-Kit vs SezWho | mindstorms
After my post on the 4 commenting services Commenting Services Face to Face: Disqus vs IntenseDebate vs JS-Kit vs SezWho , I have started to receive back a lot of feedback. I’d like to thank all the people that took their time to go through the article and send me their feedback. Based on this feedback, I feel that an update is needed as the information might change the final evaluation. As a quick reminder my final ranking was something like: Blog Winner: IntenseDebate Runner-up: Disqus Site Winner: Disqus Runner-up: IntenseDebate Now, if you check the different matrices in my initial post , you’ll notice that there is a question that isn’t really answered: why JS-Kit doesn’t show up in my final top?
Update on Commenting Services Face-off | mindstorms
This feature is accessible by users with Manager level or higher permissions. Take a look at this article to learn more about the different access levels for a MailChimp account. Before you can move recipients or segments into Groups, you'll need to make sure that you've set up your Group fields in your list in your MailChimp database (figure 1.). Instructions on how to do so can be found here.
How do I move my existing subscribers or segments of my list into Groups