Small but nice update: you can now leave comments on blog posts.

Scroll to the bottom of any post and you will find a comment section powered by Giscus. It uses GitHub Discussions as the backing store, which means a couple of things:

  • To comment, you need a GitHub account. If you have one, great — sign in and post away. If you do not, signing up is free and takes about a minute.
  • No tracking, no ads, no third-party databases. Your comment lives in the website’s Discussions section, fully visible and under your control.
  • You get notified of replies through GitHub, the same as any discussion thread.

The system maps each post to a discussion thread automatically, so comments stay organised per article. First-time commenters on a given post will trigger the creation of a fresh thread — after that, it is just a conversation.

If you have spotted a typo, want to disagree with something I wrote, or just feel like saying hello — go ahead. The comment box is waiting at the bottom of this very page.

Forum is also available at /forum — it redirects to the project’s Discussions hub, where you can start broader topics.