Hi Steven,

Currently we have comments in the blog and we can also attach comments to the bottom of any CMS page using external comment systems like IntenseDebate and Disquss. The blog also has an internal comment system but it isn't the greatest.

I have it on my road map to make a better internal comment system that can be re-used in multiple features, then I will replace the one in the blog with the new one.

We have a content rating system where users can rate content, it is integrated in the blog and the html content feature and is enabled in the feature instance settings.

You can also collect user feedback using the included contact form, poll, and survey features or for more advanced forms and surveys you can buy my add on product Form Wizard Pro.

You can also try out features on our public demo site to get a better idea of what the capabilities are.

Here is a list of some mojoPortal sites.

There is nothing included in mojoPortal that specifically supports help desk functionality, eventually I plan to build an add on product for project management and issue tracking but for now you would have to build a custom feature yourself.

Hope it helps,

Joe

We have an internal comment system in the blog that can be used for comments in the blog. The blog is just one feature that plugs into mojoPortal and is included with mojoPortal, it has a comment system but it is specific to the blog not re-useable elsewhere in mojoPortal because it is in blog specific tables in the db. The plan is to build a better comment system that will be a sub system of mojoPortal so we can consume it at the feature level and use it for any feature. The blog has a choice between internal comments, intense debate or disquss based on settings.

Other than that we do not have any internal comment system built yet but plan to have one as mentioned on our road map and discussed above. So there is not cmments available at the page level currently except for a choice between external comment systems intense debate or disquss. I use IntenseDebate on the blog on this site. It seems pretty good to me and I've been thinking about enabling it on some of my documentation pages.

So in other words even though we have not yet built our internal general purpose comment system, it was easy enough to go ahead and make the external comment systems available at the page level, so that is what we have today.

Hope that answered you more clearly.

Best,

Joe