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Yes, any good start-up would do everything they can, but many of them don't. The standouts definitely go out of their way, even for the most bizarre installs, not only because it's good for keeping customers, but also because it helps them in the long run. You can't imagine every use case when you are designing and testing, but your users sure can. ;)
Oh, on top of the other blogs you mentioned, I have noticed that a bunch of tumblr blogs (tumblogs) are picking it up too. Apparently Disqus is winning that one by default -- Tumblr doesn't provide one and other other comment systems don't have clear or existing instructions.
(Let me know if you have questions about how to do that.)
It looks like you've figured it out in the mean time.
my email addresses are: ptthaas71@gmail.com & pjg1956@aol.com for correspondences.
I hope this gets resoled before Monday!
Thanks again,
Patti Haas