Let’s say you track 10 blogs and you regularly post comments on all 10 blogs. Isn’t it a pain in the behind that you have to go around to each of the 10 blogs to participate in the comments?
Well, minutes ago Laurent Haug showed us a service, CoComment, that tracks your comments in one place. This is awesome. Here’s a picture of Laurent showing this to us.
This service is going to be VERY popular with bloggers. Problem is it’s in a closed beta right now. We’re all begging Laurent to get us access.
Hey, TechCrunch, this one is for you. Straight from the Swiss Chalet!
[...] Which brings us to the subject of this posting: I’ve recently come across Cocomment, a neat tool that allows users to keep track of both conversations they are following and responses to comments they have made. It’s a good idea well executed. A number of people, including Robert Scobie, Michael Arrington (with some reservations) and Marshall Kirkpatrick, have already expressed enthusiasm about Cocomment. For me though, the most exciting thing is Cocomment’s potential as a component in a much wider conversational subsystem. There is clear synergy with some of the things that Calico Jack has recently been working on. Leaving aside some reservations about data location, I can see Cocomment having an important role in a new generation of dynamic social networking applications. [...]
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[...] Ich habe ja hier schon über coComment berichtet. Seither habe ich coComment eine Zeit lang benutzt, aber so richtig überzeugen konnte mich der Service nicht (obwohl ich von der Value Proposition grundsätzlich überzeugt bin). Bei wichtigen Kommentaren abonniere ich inzwischen einfach die Folgekommentare. Da zahlreiche Blogs diese Funktion bieten, reicht mir das eigentlich. Für "richtige" Diskussionen kann man ja Foren benutzen, denn dafür sind Blogs meines Erachtens ohnehin nicht so gut geeignet. Und offenbar bin ich nicht der Einzige, der das so gemacht hat, denn der Traffic scheint seit dem Blitzstart beim Scobleizer im Februar 2006 relativ konstant geblieben zu sein (falls uns Alexa keinen Streich spielt). [...]
La verdad es que, al estar cerrado y sólo permitir suscripciones vía invitaciones, no pensaba que iba a ser tan fácil probar el nuevo servicio de cocomment. Lo descubrí anoche leyendo el post de Robert Scoble y esta mañana en el mismo post publicaban varias invitaciones y una de ellas me ha funcionado a la perfección.
La verdad es que, al estar cerrado y sólo permitir suscripciones vía invitaciones, no pensaba que iba a ser tan fácil probar el nuevo servicio de cocomment. Lo descubrí anoche leyendo el post de Robert Scoble y esta mañana en el mismo post publicaban varias invitaciones y una de ellas me ha funcionado a la perfección.
[...] blogs and I’ll let you know how it goes. This service has come a long way since I broke the story about the first version from a Swiss [...]
[...] me every year to his friend’s chalet in the Swiss mountains. A couple of years ago that led to a demo while sitting around drinking wine (he didn’t ask PR permission, which got him in a bit of trouble as they got nearly 100,000 [...]
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[...] need to launch at one of these shows at all. Laurent Haig tells me about when we launched CoComment with this simple blog post from a Swiss Chalet. He wasn’t planning on that (he didn’t have his PR team’s approval), but got tens [...]
I’m looking at this, and you’re right. Half the time…let me correct that, 3/4 of the time you don’t get to go back and see who said what about your comments. Something to track them would be hugely beneficial.
I’m looking at this, and you’re right. Half the time…let me correct that, 3/4 of the time you don’t get to go back and see who said what about your comments. Something to track them would be hugely beneficial.
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