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by sergiotapia
4687 days ago
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On Moot: I registered my account because I wanted to integrate Moot on my new website I'm building and when trying to integrate it to a view in Rails: `a class="moot" href="#{request.original_url}"> Awesome Startup`
I'm getting an message on the page and no moot forums." (moot logo) startup does not exist." Isn't this like Disqus where I can have commenting threads based on the page? |
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https\://moot.it/i/[forumname]/[an_unique_path]
You'll get the [forumname] from the setup (https://moot.it/setup) and you need to pick an unique path for each of the commenting area. The paths can be designed to fit your site's structure. For example
/blog/2013/august:my-awesome-entry /blog/2013/june:another-blog-post
You can list all comments from any path such as
/blog/2013
The "/i/" part means SEO indexed content. Our servers automatically generate a search engine optimized version of all the comments that are structured according to the path structure. Here is the SEO content for our forums for example
https://moot.it/i/moot
And here are all comments from our release blog entries
https://moot.it/i/moot/blog/release
The way we handle SEO is one of the differences from Disqus.
Here is more information about the paths:
https://moot.it/docs/embedding.html#paths