Comments are Integral Parts of the Conversation

While I'm still having a bit of 30Boxes calendaring service is worth spending any time with or not, I'm having no such difficulty in seeing the value of a service like here. Not only that, you can then add a bit of code to your own site which displays your latest comments, wherever you make them. I'm trying that out which you can see in the right-hand column. It gets even better as you can also share your aggregated place on the coComment website so anyone else can also see what you say and where you say it. A sort of shared personal place for all your conversations. A great way to stimulate more conversation with and by others. Take a look - here's RSS feed of your comment place so you can get all the comments you've made to a particular post. That RSS feed will also deliver anyone else's comments to a particular post you've commented on. Now that's a conversation. It makes redundant anyone's notion of major blogging platforms. Still in development, as I said, and the developers have coComment capture bookmarklet in Firefox, but I keep forgetting to click it when I leave a comment anywhere... Neville Hobson is the author of the popular Crayon. Visit Neville Hobson's blog: