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I see it took some good ideas from Stackexchange. Good. Since there's no contact email, I'm writing questions here: 1. Is it configurable, to get rid of "likes" and other cluttering elements? 2. I'd like to pay for not tracking my users. Is this possible?
2) The data will reside on our servers and it's public. Later we'll have private posts too.
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Seems no one has made any real serious attempt to really modernize them.
Stack Exchange?
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Seems no one has made any real serious attempt to really modernize them.
Stack Exchange?
- forums can be embedded on our site with just a few lines of HTML and it works out of the box
- because it's a true integration with WebSockets and CORS technologies you have complete CSS and JavaScript control
- Moot includes commenting that is as easy to embed as forums
- The real-time aspect on Moot is not just an "cool add on", but the app is completely real time from top to bottom. All operations happen in place and everyone get's notified instantly.
- "My Feed" or "All posts" are simple concepts but you cannot see them elsewhere. Traditional forums are list of links that point to another list of links and you end up clicking and sufring a lot.
Maybe you want to try out search
http://flowplayer.org/forum/#!/search/welcome
To get sense of the speed too.
The concept of internet forums has mostly been gathering dust for the past ten years while the ways people discuss over the internet have changed profoundly, so some re-imagining is definitely in order.
Seems no one has made any real serious attempt to really modernize them.
Perhaps the live demo shouldn't be flowplayer's customer support - when I clicked through to the demo the first thing I saw was a bunch of people complaining and I didn't realise for a while that it had gone to the flowplayer site, and made me think it was people complaining about moot. Just something to consider!
Perhaps the live demo shouldn't be flowplayer's customer support - when I clicked through to the demo the first thing I saw was a bunch of people complaining and I didn't realise for a while that it had gone to the flowplayer site, and made me think it was people complaining about moot. Just something to consider!
Flowplayer simply offers us a very good platform to make it production ready. It is relatively high traffic.
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Doesn't look like it, but quite a silly name choice for a product around online discussions.
"Moot" is an Old English word for a meeting, which I believe is still in modern usage. I've heard it used at any rate. So not that bad a name really.