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Jetpack Comments Integrates Social Media Login Options

Jetpack Comments enables your visitors to use their WordPress.com, Twitter, or Facebook accounts when commenting on your site.

Jetpack tries to match your site’s color scheme automatically, but you can make manual adjustments at the bottom of the Discussion Settings page.

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Front End

Here’s what it looks like on your site once installed and setup.

Front End Logged Out

So you can login using your WordPress.com, Twitter or Facebook account.

Here’s what it looks like when you are logged in.

Front End Logged In Users

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Jetpack Comments

Opinion

Pretty cool addition to Jetpack which saves adding or editing code to get this result.

The only problem i see with this plugin is that it seems to remove the subscribe to comments and posts that where there previously.

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Comments

  1. Jonathan Dingman says

    June 17, 2012 at 8:47 pm

    I looked at Jetpack Comments, but I wasn’t too impressed by what it had to offer. Forcing me to go through a third-party system to process the comments was a big kicker for me, despite being able to login with social media accounts and/or my wp.com account.

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    • Brad Dalton says

      June 18, 2012 at 4:06 am

      That’s why they have made it easy to login using Twitter or Facebook.

      Its an easy to way to stop spam and the plugin is made by WordPress so its A Grade quality. Really is one of the best free plugins.

      How about all the other features it offers?

      No other plugin offers all this.

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