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Comments are controlled on your blog page in the Comments Tab. You can choose from two options: Embed third-party comments, and you can choose None if you don't want comments on your website.

Embed third-party comments

This option is pretty straightforward, just add the embed comments code you get from Disqus or your preferred provider, and add them to the code area. In the Site Settings Labels Tab, you can customize the comments header text.