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Did Facebook Just Kill All Other Commenting Systems?

I’m gonna be completely honest with you here – Facebook is about 1 small step away from me ditching my current commenting system that I use here at SMSEO which is Disqus. The only missing piece keeping me from ejecting 100% from Disqus is that I can’t figure out how to receive notifications of comments from the Facebook comments box. I mean, Facebook comments are now ranked by EdgeRank, which means only the most active and relevant comments are seen at the top. Plus, when you are logged into Facebook – which most people are all the time anyway – you’ll see any comments that your friends have made first. This brings order and relevance to comments.

http://socialmediaseo.net/2011/03/02/facebook-commenting-system/

(13/1) Robert Scoble's answer to Is TechCrunch's decision to use Facebook comments, in part, a reaction to Quora's use of real identities? - Quora

And then there’s Facebook and Google. Yeah — same deal, but worse . And it’s been going on for years , actually. And it keeps going .

With Facebook Comments, Twitter And Google Login Flew The Coop

http://techcrunch.com/2011/03/01/facebook-comments-twitter-google/

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Facebook Rolls Out Overhauled Comments System (Try Them Now On TechCrunch)

Over the last few months there have been numerous reports about a new, fully revamped Facebook commenting plugin that would make the social network a viable competitor to the likes of Disqus, Echo, and the stock comment engines found in WordPress and other CMS platforms. Well, the reports were true, and today Facebook is lifting the curtain on its big new comments platform. If you want to get a taste of them, look down — we’re currently testing them on TechCrunch. Now let’s take a look at what makes this interesting. First, you’ll notice that if you’re already logged into Facebook, you won’t have to click though any authentication options. More important, you’ll notice that any comments you write are being left under your real name , which spells bad news for you trolls and spammers.