Are Google+ Comments right for your Blogger Blog?
If you are a passionate Google+er who also has a Blogger blog, consider enabling the Google+ commenting system on your blog.
* Commenters use their Google+ Profile identity to comment
* Commenters can choose to make their comment public or comment privately to a Circle or individual
* Comments can be shared to Google+
* You'll be notified of new comments by email AND on Google+
* You'll be notified when someone shares your blog post on Google+
* A share of your blog post will appear as a comment on that post
But there are down sides too:
* If someone's comment is not Public you may not be able to see it to moderate it
* If you have blocked someone, they will still be able to comment, and you won't be able to see or remove the comment (unless you use a different account)
* You can only moderate comments on the blog post pages. There are fewer moderation tools than for the Blogger comment system.
* If you change your blog's URL the Google+ comments will disappear
And the main reason why I don't use Google+ Comments on my own blog:
* You must have a Google+ Profile to comment, and not everyone has (or uses) their Google+ Profile.
So, consider your blog's readers and whether +Google+ Comments are right for your +Blogger blog.
How to enable and manage Google+ Comments on your Blogger Blog
http://www.peggyktc.com/2017/06/managing-google-plus-comments-blogger-blog.html
Or tl;dr watch the short video overview instead :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PRldNA4MD4
If you are a passionate Google+er who also has a Blogger blog, consider enabling the Google+ commenting system on your blog.
* Commenters use their Google+ Profile identity to comment
* Commenters can choose to make their comment public or comment privately to a Circle or individual
* Comments can be shared to Google+
* You'll be notified of new comments by email AND on Google+
* You'll be notified when someone shares your blog post on Google+
* A share of your blog post will appear as a comment on that post
But there are down sides too:
* If someone's comment is not Public you may not be able to see it to moderate it
* If you have blocked someone, they will still be able to comment, and you won't be able to see or remove the comment (unless you use a different account)
* You can only moderate comments on the blog post pages. There are fewer moderation tools than for the Blogger comment system.
* If you change your blog's URL the Google+ comments will disappear
And the main reason why I don't use Google+ Comments on my own blog:
* You must have a Google+ Profile to comment, and not everyone has (or uses) their Google+ Profile.
So, consider your blog's readers and whether +Google+ Comments are right for your +Blogger blog.
How to enable and manage Google+ Comments on your Blogger Blog
http://www.peggyktc.com/2017/06/managing-google-plus-comments-blogger-blog.html
Or tl;dr watch the short video overview instead :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PRldNA4MD4
Good discussion of pros and cons! Thanks!6h
+George Station glad you found it useful!6h
OR insert:
<script src="https://apis.google.com/js/plusone.js"></script>
<div id="comments"></div>
<script>
gapi.comments.render('comments', {
href: window.location,
width: '870',
first_party_property: 'BLOGGER',
view_type: 'FILTERED_POSTMOD'
});
</script>
Ex: https://googuhelp.blogspot.ro/2015/08/shrotcut.html6h
Peggy K+1+Cristian Motoiu what is the advantage of using the API to insert the comments, rather than simply enabling them in your Blogger settings? Is it so you can use both Blogger comments and Google+ comments on the same blog?
Also, this is the code Blogger provides for custom templates, which is a bit different than the API:
<div class='cmt_iframe_holder'
expr:data-href='data:post.canonicalUrl'
expr:data-viewtype='data:post.viewType'/>
support.google.com - Connect Google+ with Blogger - Blogger Help5h
+Peggy K The solution presented by me does not just work on Blogger :)4h
+Peggy K Is that okay to add an anchor text link on Blogspot commetn?4h
+Perth Home Cleaners the policies for Google+ comments on Blogger are the same as the content policies on Google+. You can include a link, but if the blog owner thinks it's spam, they may report it or remove it. And there is spam filtering, just like here on Google+.4h
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