Comments

[jhoak]

If possible, it might be useful to implement a comment system where people can (anonymously or not) write a comment on a page, maybe regarding the page's readability and usefulness, or even mentioning information that was left out.

Or just have a friendly note on each page pointing readers to this repo if they have any issues with the wiki. That would be simpler, although the Issues tab might get a bit flooded with comments on multiple different pages. Additionally, it would slightly raise the "barrier to entry" for HacSoc / CS newcomers who are unfamiliar with this site, repo, etc.

[ajm188]

Alternatively, someone could set up diqus 😄

[brenns10]

eh i'm busy today. gotta defend

[timtadh]

👎 I dislike comments on things like this. Put a link to the issues instead and point people here.

[thomasrussellmurphy]

Judging by the process on this issue, I would say that a "comments section" is a bad idea for one reason: needing active moderation. From simple spam to harassment or abuse, it could be a lot of work to maintain and need that work promptly. Who wants to maintain something else right now?

[brenns10]

Perhaps these are discussions best left to current students :)

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