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Create your own Ruby on Rails / Q & A comment system or just use Disqus or Intense Debate?

My site requires authentication, so it has a membership. I wonder if I have to create my own comment system for the user to discuss / comment on the article or just use a third-party comment system like Disqus or Intense Debate, which requires a separate account (Twitter, Facebook, etc.) .

In fact, it would be nice if there was a guide for creating my own commenting system or Q&A system for users to discuss a specific article on my website. If you know anything, please make it clear.

Thank.

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I recently worked on a project where I had to weigh the same things. In the end, I decided to leave my comments.

Namely, the advantage of your own game is that you have complete control over how they work. I needed a moderation / queue system in which I needed to work in a certain way, for one. Secondly, someday I will try to integrate the community reputation system, so this was another plus for my own. I don’t want to leave such things to a third-party decision outside my control, and third parties do not always have such a flexible API for change.

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, - Railscasts Gem http://railscasts.com/episodes/262-trees-with-ancestry, .

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- :) act_as_commentable:

https://github.com/jinzhu/acts_as_commentable

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