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Thanks for the insight @aixnr! We still recommend redis as the default storage engine, especially for small forums, as it was what NodeBB was originally built against. MongoDB is supported just as well as Redis, so there is no fear of it ever being deprecated or considered a second-class citizen when it comes to support. As for those stats you were asking about: NodeBB 28,600 Posts 3,645 Topics 3,867 Users 139.08MB memory used in Redis

@julian Where can I find the generic code for using NodeBB as a commenting system? My blog is static, and I'm looking for a commenting system -- being able to use my current install of NodeBB would be great!

@aixnr I'm currently reading 'A History of the Internet and the Digital Future' by Johnny Ryan Great read so far...

I just updated the roundup, and the episode 2 is available here on Faith.na. Couple things worth mentioning: Previously I posted the episode 1 on Defiance.NightlyArt.com, but then I moved that article to Faith.NightlyArt.com because Faith is my techblog for all long-form articles. There are 66 links of pure awesomeness, so do check it out! I hope this helps. Have a great weekend!

Heheh... no best practices as of yet, but that is the appeal of NodeBB. I (and I think the other admins and reps share our vision on this) really wanted NodeBB to be a "pick and choose" system to allow you to build a system you want to build, instead of what some other entity has decided. I liken it to buying a computer. You could save time (and maybe money) by taking something off-the-shelf that a big box manufacturer as put together, or you could build the computer you want by picking the parts and assembling them together yourself. As for best practices -- Node is really all about division of responsibility. Don't do things unless you absolutely have to do them, that sort of thing. This is why: Search is handled by Solr plugin Avatars are handled by Gravatar Emails are handled by Mandrill Image uploads are handled by Imgur

@psychobunny Hmm, updated, cleared the cache etc, no difference. On a sidenote, running git pull gives me an error about node_modules/cookie-parser not being on npm.

@aixnr Good stuff. imaginary marked as solved..

Hi @aixnr Like NodeBB, Ghost is a relative new project, so it definitely stands out. They're also doing much to really turn around the blogging platform industry, which has been stagnant for quite awhile (WordPress really cornered the market there).

I know it is blasphemy to reply/reopen an old thread, but I think I have some sort of workaround for this. Say that per-category header warning message is 1) not going to be as native functionality, or 2) still waiting for plugin for that, I think a pinned thread atop all threads would suffice.