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Quite right, these other comments on this page. Disqus lures websites in, then runs a bait and switch program, automatically imposing censorship across the board. Quality commentary is shadow banned, antagonists are promoted. If you upset one person at one site, you are likely to see every single comment you've ever made anywhere on the net, retroactively removed. Text banning, thought police, deceiving posters, misrepresenting the product to webmasters, corporate nightmare disqus. The proliferation of Disqus on blogging boards is awful. If you love censorship, you'll love disqus. Disqus is disqusting. I'm tagging in a new IP address, but I won't be frequenting any sites which use Disgus anymore. Disqus seems to be the most unethical blog host I've ever seen. There is nothing more offensive than censorship. Now with extra bias, automation, and completely chaotic management tools. They'd have to give disqus away for free, and it won't be long before people won't even accept it. You can't sell censorship to intelligent adults, it's plainly stupid to promote censorship based on feelings and biased considerations. Disqus's quintessential mistake was to blur the line between automatic spammers, bots, and organized troll parties, and include regular individuals trying to make regular comments in the list of persons to be censored. What do you want to bet that if you were a powerful company, you could pay Disqus to auto censor commentary net-wide with key words related to your business? I'd bet you can. Thanks Disqus.