iask
iask
Keep the conversation below the article.
Readers can follow the discussion, sign in with GitHub and leave a comment with a black-bear or panda sticker. Site owners connect iask through the consent settings; a visitor chooses whether to load it. The interface supports 17 languages, including right-to-left layouts.
A comment with a little expression
Write a reply, choose a panda sticker and publish. The sticker is visible in the editor before the comment appears below the article.
Reading and replying
Read first, sign in to reply
Visitors can read a discussion; GitHub sign-in identifies people who post.
Write with stickers
Black-bear and panda stickers appear alongside the words while editing.
Add it to an article
Register the service in config.yml. It loads after the reader grants consent.
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iask: optional website discussions
Pinnediask owns the discussion interface and backend. Register it as an optional service in the website config.yml; readers decide whether to load it. GitHub sign-in is needed to publish, while public discussions remain readable without signing in. Pictures and bear or panda stickers accompany text, with stickers visible inside the editor.