I've long regarded websites that claim to be blogs but don't allow engagement/community generation via comments NOT to be blogs. I have explained why this is so at client sites, at conferences and in pubs but I've never taken the time to write it down. And now I don't have to as the ever popular and highly informative Laurel Papworth has done so for me - No Comments? No Engagement : I’ve been meaning to write this post forever. It really annoys me when people turn off comments, still call it a blog (not ‘a website with an easy to update article engine ‘) and then waffle on about “engagement”. (I like that she also has been meaning to write it all down - thanks Laurel - I write like we're old mates ... we're not ;-) Here's what I believe the key arguments that Laurel makes around why you should enable comments/feedback - what are your thoughts (see what I did there, I asked for comments/feedback, subtle eh!) ... engagement means listening, hearing, respondi
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