Comments on Enabling anonymous talkback

Anonymous Coward #9 (garoo) (2003-08-21T12:45:46Z)

C'est marrant, au passage, que je refuse de m'inscrire et que j'aie insisté pour qu'on puisse commenter sans, alors que c'était une des solutions envisagées pour combattre les trolls sur mon blog.

Je suppose que les anonymous cowards disparaîtront si ça tourne au vinaigre ici. Mais je note que je n'ai plus tellement de problèmes avec mes trolls à moi (faut dire, on est en août).

Anonymous Coward #9 (garoo) (2003-08-21T12:42:42Z)

I can't wait for Anonymous Coward #666 :)

Je crois que je vais te piquer le fait d'afficher seulement la boîte de commentaire avec un lien "logout", ça fait beaucoup plus propre que les champs pré-remplis.

Anonymous Coward #13 (Arno) (2003-08-21T09:24:20Z)

anonymous post test, to make sure I'm the Anonymous Coward # 13.

Anonymous Coward #8 (Ruxor) (2003-08-21T00:45:35Z)

Anonymous post test, to make sure it works.

(This is the real Ruxor, but you can't be sure.)

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