Track Comments Across Multiple Sites

  • Posted On: April 14th, 2007
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coComment LogoAwhile back I noticed a strange referral in my traffic report and, as a curious cat, I investigating a bit and discovered an intriguing service called coComment.

For awhile now I've been bookmarking a lot of the posts that I comment on. Drive by comments, despite being necessary at times, are something I try to avoid. I love following up on comments and checking how conversations are developing on topics that interest me. The problem with bookmarking posts you've commented on, though, is that sometimes it can get tedious trying to followup on them.

Here's where coComment comes in. After installing the coComment ad-on for Firefox (or setting up the bookmarklet) comment tracking is integrated into your browser.

coComment in Action

Once installed you'll see the above bar under the comment textarea in most sites you visit.  Simply comment on the post and coComment grabs the url and keeps an eye on it.

By visiting the coComment page and checking your "conversations" you'll get a look at which were recently updated and get the chance to click directly to the page so you can read up on what's being said.

If you're commenting on a lot of posts (and if not why?) be sure to check out coComment and share your thoughts.  As I said, I've been using it for a little while now and I'm impressed with it.  Hopefully you are too.


4 Responses to “Track Comments Across Multiple Sites”

  1. April 15th, 2007 at 2:39 pm

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  2. April 15th, 2007 at 3:12 pm

    That’s my problem, I can’t keep track of all the topics I comment on. This looks like a great app to solve that. Does it only show when you’re at the comment section, or is it in your taskbar?

    - Brown Baron
  3. April 22nd, 2007 at 11:20 pm

    [...] at bill2me.com mentioned that he was using coComment which allows you to easily track all of the blog discussions you participate in. When new comments [...]

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  4. May 5th, 2007 at 2:20 pm

    I have a GMail label set up just for comment email updates, but this sounds like it might be a much better approach.

    I’ll give it a go!

    Cheers!

    - Zath
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