+ [2013-06-16T16:43:55Z] blindrage1 has anyone had issues getting the #disqus-thread to show on a page?
+ [2013-06-16T16:44:10Z] blindrage1 i'm having no luck. the # of comments show, but the thread does not on a post
+ [2013-06-16T23:51:38Z] blindrage1 i didn't have comments: true in my post files
+ [2013-06-16T23:51:43Z] blindrage1 in case any wonders.

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Posted by blindrage1 in #octopress at 2013-06-16T06:07:35Z

same here. it's been straight forward. exported wordpress blogs, cleaned them up and tidied up the embeds to gists (managed a successful plugin/gist.rb pull request fix), cleaned up some stuff on the navigation, etc
+ [2013-06-17T11:03:56Z] berdario Hi, I'm wondering why, for the github deploy, it is suggested to push a branch with the site already generated... http://octopress.org/docs/deploying/github/
+ [2013-06-17T11:04:32Z] berdario since github supports jekyll, I'd have thought that it could be simpler to let it deal with it
+ [2013-06-17T11:05:39Z] berdario also, I'm looking at the sources of some other blogs... and I'm not sure what's the best approach... should I write posts in a `source` branch and tweak the html in an octopress branch?
+ [2013-06-17T11:06:24Z] berdario or, rather, should I tweak the html in the same source branch? I'd like to keep a branch as close to octopress' upstream as possible
+ [2013-06-17T11:06:56Z] berdario so that, if needed I could fix a bug/make a pull request if needed... while customizing the appearence of my local site