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Derek Powazek shares his thoughts on turning off comments:

Derek Powazek分享了他对关闭评论的想法 ：

I turned off comments in the last redesign of powazek.com because I needed a place online that was just for me. With comments on, when I sat down to write, I’d preemptively hear the comments I’d inevitably get. It made writing a chore, and eventually I stopped writing altogether. Turning comments off was like taking a weight off my shoulders. It freed me to write again.

我在上一次重新设计powazek.com时关闭了评论，因为我需要一个只适合我的在线位置。 有了评论，当我坐下来写作时，我会先发制人地听到我不可避免地得到的评论。 这让我写了一件繁琐的事，最终我完全停止了写作。 关闭评论就像减轻了我的肩膀。 它使我得以重新写信。

I too have been trying to decide whether to continue using comments on my main blog. On the one hand, I can sympathize with Derek. I often “hear” the comments I’ll get, or won’t get, and ultimately allow that to either adjust the content in a post, or don’t publish the post at all.

我也一直在尝试决定是否继续在主博客上使用评论。 一方面，我可以同情德里克。 我经常“听到”我会收到或不会收到的评论，并最终允许他们调整帖子中的内容，或者根本不发布帖子。

On the other hand, I truly do enjoy the good discussion that can sometimes takeplace, and I don’t want to lose that. Perhaps a reply by Twitter option (as Jon Hicks is considering) is a decent option to generate that discussion without the feeling of obligation?

另一方面，我确实很喜欢有时可能会进行的精彩讨论，但我不想丢掉它。 也许通过Twitter选项(如Jon Hicks所考虑的那样 )的答复是一种体面的选择，可以使讨论没有义务感？

翻译自: https://timkadlec.com/2010/06/to-comment-or-not-to-comment/

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