My blog now has integrated support with coComment, an online comment-tracking system for folks who have a tendancy to lose track of their comments throughout the blogosphere. Recommended to me by my friend Shay, it’s now possible to keep track of your comments and conversations on liron.de/blog without having to use the coComment bookmarklet. In case you’re wondering, coComment is an online interface serving as a centralized center for you to keep track of the comments you make on other blogs. If any other of the blog commenters are also registered with coComment, it will preview their comments for you on your personal conversations page. The folks running this service are planning on extending that functionality, though, so that you’ll be able to keep track of everyone’s replies, and not just registered users.
If you’re logged into coComment, you’ll see a small box by the comment submit button on this post’s page, which will allow you to insert tags for your comment and other information. If you install the bookmarklet, it works on virtually every site with a commenting system, including flickr!
Give it a try!
Cool Concept, I’m not aware of anything like it really.
Thanks for posting it Liron.
I’ve just set it up on my own site, and am giving it a try.
Cool concept indeed – it seems like only a few companies and services in this whole “Web 2 point doh” hoopla really introduce utilities that not act to change, but support and strengthen our web-activities. I’m amazed that this service has recieved so little publicity – please do pass on the word.
w00t, pluggage.
Quite interesting info to read. Your site was really useful for me but are u planning more updates?