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I think I'm going to try again with the Google+ commenting system.

Don't know if they've specced it up yet to accept non gmail commentators, will have to see.

Authored by Chris Hall
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  1. Chris Hall27 October 2013 at 22:20

    Decided to knock it on the head and go back to Disqus!

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