@disqus: http://24ahead.com/n/10211 has 100+ #disqus comments but it's not showing them. Other posts have same problem.

@disqus: what platform I use should be obvious: it's named a few lines up from the end of the source code. What should I set that var to?

@disqus: I've got 1000s of #disqus comments; it was working until a day or two ago. Works now, but consider backward compatibility next time

@disqus: your system used to only require: disqus_url, disqus_title, disqus_message, & disqus_identifier. Now it needs disqus_shortname.

@disqus: your "Clout" score would be a reflection of how much someone disagrees with the sites where they leave comments, not their worth.

@disqus: at that link, @Shakesville & @TheAtlantic banned me through disqus. They'd think I was a #troll, when I just showed them wrong.

@giannii @disqus: there are two definitions of #troll. The first, accurate one is someone who posts inflammatory comments they don't believe

@disqus: ...simply to rile up others. The inaccurate definition is used by the types on http://24ahead.com/s/deleted-comments

@disqus: those types define #troll as someone who disagrees or shows how they're wrong. Your "Clout" would play into such lil' fascism.

@disqus and Facebook don't know how to define #troll: http://peekURL.com/zmjte2t (Not just inflammatory, but *solely* to rile up others).