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So, to address the elephant in the room... Why does commenting on a blog post need any kind of account? Why not have fields for "name" and "comment body" and use capcha and/or manual approval to guard against spam?
Like, why does everything need to be tied to an account nowadays?
Reply notifications, commenting history.
I don't know about you, but I hate those, and wouldn't want people to have to go through that, as I wouldn't want to have to go through that.
That's a lot more work, and it delays the conversation when replying to another visitor.
My guess would be trolls and/or bullying