A pluggable Django comments application with thread support, follow-up notifications, mail confirmation, like/dislike flags, moderation, a ReactJS plugin and Bootstrap 5.3.
@Danirus, I have a little idea.
More than once I noticed such a thing on the sites that there is a form for sending comments, you can enter a comment in it, but when you click on the "Submit" button, a window with atorization appears. After authorization, the comment is sent.
That is, we first let the user write a comment, but he can only send it by logging in. Do you think this can increase the conversion to action?
@Danirus, I have a little idea. More than once I noticed such a thing on the sites that there is a form for sending comments, you can enter a comment in it, but when you click on the "Submit" button, a window with atorization appears. After authorization, the comment is sent.
That is, we first let the user write a comment, but he can only send it by logging in. Do you think this can increase the conversion to action?
Here's an example:
Input comment:
Window after the submit button:
What do you think about this?