Closed kristinashu closed 4 years ago
Yup, absolutely.
This is the P1 from the *Privacy Included work https://github.com/mozilla/foundation.mozilla.org/issues/3801. Deadline is Nov 12.
@cadecairos Any reason we shouldn't use the same Talk instance as PNI for blogs?
If so, this should be a matter of copying the code from PNI into the blog template. @youriwims we'll need to get you access to whatever instance of talk we're using.
From a functional standpoint, unless I'm missing something in the Talk admin, we'll have to add a flag to the settings of the Blog page model to enable comments, and then conditionally render the div that Coral uses based on a check for that boolean in the template.
Any reason we shouldn't use the same Talk instance as PNI for blogs?
None that I can think of. We should probably look into upgrading that instance.
And maybe getting it a proper sub domain?
got one in mind?
comments.mozilla.org? (Or comments.mozillafoundation.org)
Kristina, any opinion on that? It really only shows up in the url bar when logging in to comment.
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No real opinion but maybe comments.mozillafoundation.org would be clearer?
Great. I'll file a separate devops ticket. @youriwims, please work on this when you're back in Canada; Getting the initial implementation working shouldn't take more than a day.
From epic ticket https://github.com/mozilla/foundation.mozilla.org/issues/2797
Add comment feature to individual blog post pages similar to PNI and IHR.
By default comments feature should be off but staff should be able to turn them on for specific posts.
Jen C and I can moderate.
@alanmoo should we just Coral Talk for this?