How I can set public post on Facebook's plugin Comment box? - facebook-comments

The plugin works great but the comments aren't show public by default. I set "Make every post public by default" but the comments are show only if I approve them. Why?

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Google Storage - Public link checkbox disappeared

Since a few days ago I was able to get a public link to a file to make it publicly readable in my bucket on Google Storage just by clicking on a checkbox in it's row.
The label of that Checkbox was saying "Public Link".
You can see a screenshot describing what I'm describing:
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But, since few days ago, this checkbox has disappeared and to enable a public link for my file I have to go through a window and add permissions for a fake user called allUsers as said in this page
Is there a way to reenable the checkbox?
Is something changed on google storage or have I misconfigured something?
This has been changed on 18th July. Objects can no longer be made public through one-click actions.
As you mentioned all possible ways of making an object public are described here.

Facebook messenger checkbox plugin is hidden (already checked other answers)

I have the same problem like asked here: Facebook messenger checkbox plugin is hidden
I tried the implementation of the Facebook Checkbox Plugin according to Facebooks documentation but it won't show on my VM in my Company.
The Facebook SDK Implementation works fine, I tried the "Share" and "Like"-Button, which show up correct.
I have a Facbook Page which has public access and a Messenger APP in DEV-mode. The "Send-API" from Facebook works correct too: I am able to send message to myself as administrator from my Webpage on my development VM.
Following Steps are done: use a random user_ref on every request, set my page on the whitelist, use "https", visit my page FB-loggedIN and FB-loggedOut
But the result ends in Markup and Log-Infos like this screen:
See FF DeveloperTools Markup Screenshot for current state
According to this I visited a page given as origin where the Plugin should work (see first link in my question) - but there the plugins' HTML is the same like mine.
So is there a general problem on Facebooks' site or is there quite more necessary, to get this plugin running? Could it be a problem with self-signed certificate on my VM?
At the moment I don't want to notify or login any user. All I want is that the checkbox is shown.
Pherhaps anyone has an idea or the same experiences :)
Additional Info: the console shows following message
fb:messenger_checkbox failed to resize in 45s
after some fiddling we found out that a registered webhook is required (even if you dont consume the events) to make the messenger checkbox plugin render properly.

How can I add upload Image feature to Facebook Comments Plugin?

I successfully implemented facebook comments plugin in my website.But it only allows users to post only text data.
I searched a lot but unable to find resources for these question:
How to add upload Image feature to this plugin?
Is there a way to make the uses post he comment just by pressing enter rather than clicking Post button(Remove Post button and make enter keyboard key as default submit button)
Incase the ans is No for any above questions:
Please suggest any plugin's that helps me to achieve those features. The users should be able to post comments and upload images with out signup to that plugin providers
How to add upload Image feature to this plugin?
Not possible.
Facebook has not implemented image upload for the Comments plugin, and you can not “add” anything to it yourself.
Is there a way to make the uses post he comment just by pressing enter rather than clicking Post button(Remove Post button and make enter keyboard key as default submit button)
No.
There is not configuration option for this, and since the plugin runs inside an iframe from a different domain, you don’t have any access to it via JavaScript either.
As of Sept 2010 FB has an "add image" icon on the FB plugin, but it does not work all the time. Last night it worked fine on 20 or so pages, and today on 5 more. Then just now, on a recently modified page, it no longer works. Text only.

Facebook Comment showing less comment in Public View than in moderator view

I have implemented a Facebook Comment plugin in a page tab. I am not able to see several comments in it. Till yesterday there were 88 comment now suddenly there are only 39 comments. If I check moderator view I can see more than 100 comments but in public view cannot see comments more than half of the comments. I have kept all comments to be public by default. I tried to figure out various reason that could be behind it but I still have no success. I have on e suspicion that someone has deliberately marked many comments as spam and hence facebook is hiding it. Though I believe at least the admin should be able to see it.
The Comment plugin points to this url : http://rcomsocialapps.com/netconnect_journey/comment.html
Even at https://developers.facebook.com/tools/comments i can see 100+ comments in public View
But the page where I hosted the plugin I see only 39 Comments : https://rcomsocialapps.com/netconnect_journey/postlike.php
Similar to unresolved Facebook Bug reported here -> https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/503273333023849?browse=search_50b496567d5059328231776

Listing all your Github gists on one page?

I have a few Github gists that I am showing off my coding style to potential employers. I do believe all of my github gists are public coz that's how I chose to make em. But upon visiting gist.github.com/myusername ...I get that I have no public gists. I can however view each of my individual gists independently without logging in on there public urls. meaning that they are indeed public gists.
How can I list them all on one page?
Thanks.
As #aleung mentioned, you should be able to view all your public gists with a link like:
https://gist.github.com/{username}
For example, all of my public ones are viewable here: https://gist.github.com/bcantoni
If it's not working correctly, you could contact Github Support. I've found them to be very responsive.