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One discussion per page

Every page and every blog post now has one discussion, shown under it and at its address plus /discussion. Threads are sections, replies go one level deep.

What shipped

Every page has one discussion, like a talk page on Wikipedia. It is shown under the page, and on its own at the page's address plus /discussion. For example: /meta/help/discussion.
Threads are sections of the discussion. Each starts with a title.
Replies go one level deep. To answer a reply, you add to the same list and can mention the person with @username.
No votes. Threads are listed by latest activity. Comments stay in the order they were written.
Permanent links. A link icon next to each thread title, and a Link under each comment, give a link that always works.
More loads as you scroll. Without JavaScript, plain page links still work.
Proposals: the discussion starts with the positions (Support, Neutral, Oppose), each with its replies under it, then the threads. The hidden threads with a quote as their title are gone.
Blog posts have a discussion too, under the post. The forum has a new Blog section that lists them.
The forum lists discussions. Articles, Policy and Blog list the pages being discussed. General and Technology are one discussion each.

No comment was lost. Old thread links lead to the new place.

Three views: the Belt buckle article with its discussion below, each thread a section with its title as a subheading, replies one level deep; the same discussion on its own page; and a proposal's discussion with the positions as comments and replies under them — The design mock-up from the proposal (invented examples). Open Knowledge Association · CC0

The change is described in Proposal: One comment system everywhere. The blog part is also in Proposal: Discussing blog posts in the forum. The Talk tab on profiles will come when profiles exist.

Created 11/11/2026, 7:06:02 PM UTC

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