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Tag Archives: comments
Automattic Acquires IntenseDebate
Automattic, the company behind wordpress acquired IntenseDebate, one of the comment enhancement systems. IntenseDebate launched last year with features like ratings, comment threading, OpenID support etc. IntenseDebate provides community features likevoting, reputation, profiles, reply by email among others. Automattic says … Continue reading
Track and Share Comments with Backtype
Backtype is a new service that helps you to find, follow and share comments. it aggregates comments from the blogosphere at one place, you can search comments and people. When you post comments on various sites using your Blog URL … Continue reading
What Shyftr does is content theft
There is a blog storm happening around a “Social RSS Reader” called Shyftr. What Shyftr does is takes RSS Feeds and publishes on its own site, of course these articles have comments, and a community around it, which they call … Continue reading
Disqus and Intense Debate: Better Commenting Systems for Blogs
Today Techcrunch posted (here and here) launch of two startups aiming to make blog commenting better. These are Disqus and Intensedebate, both of these do the same or almost the similar thing. They add a comment thread at the end … Continue reading
Fav.or.it: Feed Reader with Integrated Commenting
Fav.or.it is the new entrant in to the feed reader space. Fav.or.it is trying to do something others have not done so far, it aims to integrate commenting in the feed reader itself. That means you dont have to leave … Continue reading
gReactions Aggregates and Pulls Comments into Google Reader
Google Reader is one of the popular RSS feed readers and useful web service to keep up with the RSS feeds from around the web. It pulls RSS feeds you add it to the reader, but it won’t pull the … Continue reading →