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Who Owns All These Comments? You? Us? Someone Else?
Hank Williams relates a story about one of Robert Scoble's comments on FriendFeed being deleted after the author of the blog post he was commenting one removed his FriendFeed account.
Much Ado About Comments
I've noticed that a few of my favourite webloggers are being hit by comment spam. Bill Seitz's WikiLog has been hammered this week and Andrew Chen noticed this morning a new trick. A spammer had
BackType Subscriptions Monitors Comments by Blog Post
BackType, the free service that aggregates all of the comments you make across the Web, launched a new feature last week called Subscriptions which lets you follow comments by blog
Contest: MacBook Air Giveaway - Still Time to Comment
We're a few days away from closing the comments for our latest MacBookAir giveaway. The question: What is IT-as-a-Service and How Do You Determine its Value? We have 18 comments
Commenting via Twitter and Facebook Now Enabled for WordPress.com Blogs
Visitors to WordPress.com blogs will now be able to sign in with their Facebook or Twitter accounts in order to leave comments. This is in addition, of course, to being
I Like to Dislike! Facebook Introduces Comment Voting, Threads
For those of you tirelessly campaigning for a dislike button, it looks like it's arrived, at least in some format. Facebook has upgraded its comments plugin and now allows users
New York Times Puts Reader Comments on Main Page - Good Idea?
Silicon Alley Insider spotted the New York Times web site displaying reader comments prominently under the top story on their front page today. The comments in-and-of themselves are not newsworthy
WTF? Google Has a Sense of Humor: Adds Audio Previews to YouTube Comments
YouTube is not exactly known for the depth of discourse in its comments. A few days ago, Randall Munroes's popular web comic XKCD suggested that Google should add an audio
Google Reader: Now With Comments
The Google Reader team just announced the addition of an important new feature to Google's popular feed reader: you can now comment on any item that your friends have shared
Terrible Idea: Buy Blog Comments Sells Spam
File this one under the "bad ideas" folder. If you thought PayPerPost and ReviewMe, which some have likened to payola, were bad, get ready for Buy Blog Comments, a service
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