Sunday, February 05, 2006
Got something to say? Try CoComment.
I got my beta invite a day after requesting one. The initial diagnosis: this is exactly what I've needed for months.
CoComment is a new service (still in selective beta mode) that allows comments across multiple blogs to be gathered in one spot. This is great for people like me who like to leave comments on multiple blogs. Per all things web 2.0, a user's comments can also become a blog insert and/or an RSS feed. I haven't had much chance to use it yet, but testing shows the interface to be easy enough for veteran bloggers and RSSphiles. This third-party tool functions through a bookmarklet that currently supports comment-copying from the most popular blog/journal platforms.
*currently listening to Emily Deloach's "Sailor Boy" (warning, spontaneous music)
¶ 9:19 PM CoComment is a new service (still in selective beta mode) that allows comments across multiple blogs to be gathered in one spot. This is great for people like me who like to leave comments on multiple blogs. Per all things web 2.0, a user's comments can also become a blog insert and/or an RSS feed. I haven't had much chance to use it yet, but testing shows the interface to be easy enough for veteran bloggers and RSSphiles. This third-party tool functions through a bookmarklet that currently supports comment-copying from the most popular blog/journal platforms.
*currently listening to Emily Deloach's "Sailor Boy" (warning, spontaneous music)
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That's certainly saying a lot. Usefullness is always dependent upon the target user and in this case there have been similar attempts, but as far as I know none at all successful. The neat thing about CoComment is that it isn't limited to just bloggers, but can also be a great tool for blog-reading. I don't have any room on my blog to repost conversations I have on other blogs, (not that I wouldn't make exceptions) but I will be using CoComment for my own personal benefit.
Hi Kenneth-
I must have missed those other tools. I have been wanting something like coComment for like 3 years!
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I must have missed those other tools. I have been wanting something like coComment for like 3 years!
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