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The Pain of Tracking Conversations

Started by Fred Brunel · 10 months ago

Writing blogs is easy but when it comes to follow conversations through comments, it’s a pain. I often forgot about all the conversations I’ve started on many blogs; that’s too bad.

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  • That sounds like a great idea. you should post that as a comment on Eric's profile. I'm working on a contact system for my blog that worked like a threaded discussion. It will be a private thread and not public. But I like the idea of a public thread tracking system.

    BeachBum
  • sounds like a great idea for a local startup weekend :-)
  • Wow! what a cool idea Fred!

    Do it fast before someone else does ;)
  • I wonder if something like this can be achieve building upon google-searches? Their alert-systems tend to work great for me and combine well with mail.
  • You should have a look at http://co.mments.com/ by Assaf.
    A great tool.
  • Thank all for your comments.

    @beachbum who's the Eric you're mentioning?

    @alexis I tried co.mments.com and I didn't like it.

    @heri why not, I think something like this can be coded pretty fast.
  • @vincent Google Alerts might be an option but the mails you receive are not really well formatted and the setup would be too complex to follow comments -- I think you'll get some garbage anyway --, thus you can't reply unless you follow the link. This is not what I propose.
  • Great idea fred.

    Wordpress is a good (plugins, community) and bad solution though : you'll have to think twice before writing a comment : "let's see ... is this a WP blog ?"
  • Actually it would be totally transparent for the comment; only the blog owner would have to think about the Wordpress stuff.

    Of course, since it's not an usual habit of replying to comment by email, it would require some explanation somewhere--maybe in the email.

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