Howdy, all.
wanted to share my appreciation for the work you've put into cactus comments... it was the tipping-point motivation that inspired me to climb down the rabbithole of setting up a matrix homeserver.... (cue weeks of infra setup to get all the things actually reasonably durably configured)...

but seriously... it's a neat setup that I'm looking forward to starting to integrate.

BEFORE I DO SO....

• Is there anything planned change-wise regarding the last few major releases of hugo, with remote resources, an other nifty shiny....
• have you found that compelling users to register to a homeserver in order to comment is problematic?
• have you found any synergistic side-effect/additional integration points of awesomeness when there's an established relationship between $site and $homeserveruseraccount?
• any tiger traps one should avoid?

In reply to @asbjorn:olli.ng
you have to do it by logging in to the room using a regular matrix client (e.g. Element)

In reply to @wolf:wolfspyre.io

Howdy, all.
wanted to share my appreciation for the work you've put into cactus comments... it was the tipping-point motivation that inspired me to climb down the rabbithole of setting up a matrix homeserver.... (cue weeks of infra setup to get all the things actually reasonably durably configured)...

but seriously... it's a neat setup that I'm looking forward to starting to integrate.

BEFORE I DO SO....

• Is there anything planned change-wise regarding the last few major releases of hugo, with remote resources, an other nifty shiny....
• have you found that compelling users to register to a homeserver in order to comment is problematic?
• have you found any synergistic side-effect/additional integration points of awesomeness when there's an established relationship between $site and $homeserveruseraccount?
• any tiger traps one should avoid?

Is there anything planned change-wise regarding the last few major releases of hugo, with remote resources, an other nifty shiny....

Nope.

have you found that compelling users to register to a homeserver in order to comment is problematic?

Not really. Unlike most comment section systems, users get to choose their own provider. This way is better than being forced to have an account on disqus.
If they don't want to chose a provider, there are guest accounts that are automatically registered to our homeserver: cactus.chat.

any synergistic side-effect/additional integration points of awesomeness when there's an established relationship between $site and $homeserveruseraccount?
any tiger traps one should avoid?

wat

the last was intended as sorta a 'is there anything that falls into the category of

"I really wish I knew this BEFORE I started getting started ..."
that would be useful to know before I start bolting thing A into socket B' :)

the last was intended as sorta a 'is there anything that falls into the category of

"I really wish I knew this BEFORE I started getting started ..."

that would be useful to know before I start bolting thing A into socket B' :)