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Admin: R/WW Comments Feeds
Just a bit of admin: we've now introduced RSS feeds for comments onto Read/WriteWeb. On each post you'll see a "Subscribe to comments for this post" link (just under
Pop Quiz: Comments
More tinkering. Last night I made the header and footer fixed width, evened up the right-hand column's width in relation to the left column, added more white space to the
We're all on the same page
In yesterday's post I mentioned The 3 C's: Create, Communicate and Collaborate. The 2nd one could just as easily be 'Converse', as in conversations. All of these C's are things
People Using Pseudonyms Leave Better Blog Comments [STUDY]
People who use pseudonyms - as opposed to remaining anonymous or using their real identity - are more likely to leave high-quality comments on blogs and other Web sites, according
Facebook Comments Come to Mobile
Today Facebook announced the comments box plugin for mobile, which will automatically appear on the mobile version of the sites that have already integrated the Facebook comments box plugin. Gannet
Big Question (Answered): "Do Commenters Using Real Names or Pseudonyms Leave Better Comments?"
Comment provider, Disqus, released a study that asserts pseudonym-sporting accounts leave better comments than those left by commenters using their real names. The study also claims that those who choose
Testing PYCS comments server
Just testing my swapover to PYCS comments server. Please ignore (unless you're Phil Pearson helping me get it set up!).
Bloglines, Rojo, others - juggling balls
My post yesterday asking if Bloglines has dropped the ball in the web-based RSS Aggregator market provoked some interesting responses. Among them were a couple of comments from Jim Lanzone,
Kutano Launches First Third-Party Client for Google Sidewiki
Kutano, a browser-based Twitter client that also aggregates comments on Twitter about the website a user is currently visiting, just launched the first client for Google's Sidewiki project. Sidiwiki allows
Moderate WordPress Comments From Your Desktop With Moderator
It's been a while since we've had a good Adobe AIR app cross our paths. Today we ran into one that will be a great addition to any WordPress
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