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]]> By: charles http://www.charleshudson.net/friendfeed-twitter-and-the-best-places-to-hang-out-online/comment-page-1#comment-32558 charles Tue, 29 Jan 2008 16:02:05 +0000 http://www.charleshudson.net/?p=428#comment-32558 Steve, Thanks for the great comment. I had Intense Debate on my blog for awhile but I found that it really slowed down the page load times on pages where I had a lot of comments - I went back to the vanilla WP comments because it keeps the site loading a bit more quickly. If I ever get a better hosting package, this might not be such an issue. Steve,

Thanks for the great comment. I had Intense Debate on my blog for awhile but I found that it really slowed down the page load times on pages where I had a lot of comments – I went back to the vanilla WP comments because it keeps the site loading a bit more quickly. If I ever get a better hosting package, this might not be such an issue.

]]> By: Steven Loi http://www.charleshudson.net/friendfeed-twitter-and-the-best-places-to-hang-out-online/comment-page-1#comment-32544 Steven Loi Tue, 29 Jan 2008 09:26:04 +0000 http://www.charleshudson.net/?p=428#comment-32544 Hi Charles, I don't remember when I stumbled on your blog but I enjoyed your posts enough that I am a RSS subscriber of yours. :) Anyhow, I figured I add in my two cents on this topic. I end up wasting my time on Tumblr, Twitter, and my Google Reader. Tumblr because it's the easiest way to blog/upload a picture, video, link/reblog someone else's post, and finally a stream feed of all the interesting things the folks I follow post. Twitter because I get latest updates (I leave Snitter, the desktop application for Twitter on) and it's fun. Finally, Google Reader to stay up to date on the latest news in the web space. It's also my way of getting free data whenever I'm lucky enough to have bloggers write about the industry that my team is building our startup idea around. (I read ESPN, too. But that's another story). In regards to #1, what you can do is install a comment system Disqus or Intense Debate on your Wordpress to better manage your comments. It's like a social network for your comments. It might be good to check out. :) Best, Steve P.S. Disqus was started by two UCD lads -- the college I graduated from -- so I am bias to recommend their product. heh heh. Hi Charles,

I don’t remember when I stumbled on your blog but I enjoyed your posts enough that I am a RSS subscriber of yours. :) Anyhow, I figured I add in my two cents on this topic.

I end up wasting my time on Tumblr, Twitter, and my Google Reader. Tumblr because it’s the easiest way to blog/upload a picture, video, link/reblog someone else’s post, and finally a stream feed of all the interesting things the folks I follow post. Twitter because I get latest updates (I leave Snitter, the desktop application for Twitter on) and it’s fun. Finally, Google Reader to stay up to date on the latest news in the web space. It’s also my way of getting free data whenever I’m lucky enough to have bloggers write about the industry that my team is building our startup idea around. (I read ESPN, too. But that’s another story).

In regards to #1, what you can do is install a comment system Disqus or Intense Debate on your WordPress to better manage your comments. It’s like a social network for your comments. It might be good to check out. :)

Best,

Steve

P.S. Disqus was started by two UCD lads — the college I graduated from — so I am bias to recommend their product. heh heh.

]]> By: charles http://www.charleshudson.net/friendfeed-twitter-and-the-best-places-to-hang-out-online/comment-page-1#comment-32291 charles Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:53:02 +0000 http://www.charleshudson.net/?p=428#comment-32291 David, I wish there were a way to pull those comments back to my blog - Plaxo Pulse has the same issue. At the end of the day, I'm happy to get comments no matter where they're logged. It certainly helps, though to have one place where I could see all the feedback. One simple solution would be a FriendFeed plugin that displays FF commentary alongside the WP comments. David,
I wish there were a way to pull those comments back to my blog – Plaxo Pulse has the same issue. At the end of the day, I’m happy to get comments no matter where they’re logged. It certainly helps, though to have one place where I could see all the feedback. One simple solution would be a FriendFeed plugin that displays FF commentary alongside the WP comments.

]]> By: David Sachs http://www.charleshudson.net/friendfeed-twitter-and-the-best-places-to-hang-out-online/comment-page-1#comment-32290 David Sachs Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:11:03 +0000 http://www.charleshudson.net/?p=428#comment-32290 I agree, I'm finding FriendFeed to be interesting, even though I'm more of a lurker than a participant. One question though--I noticed this post had attracted some commentary on FriendFeed. But that commentary is not re-injected back to the site from which the shared item (or posted item) originated. So while the discussion is "consolidated" on FriendFeed (good for their traffic/stickiness), in a way it is moved from being in the comments here, as far as I can tell. Is that good or bad for your blog, as an example? I guess it doesn't matter where the comments are recorded if you're interested in what your friends have to say, but it would appear to make the "discussion" less visible to the world at large and search engines in particular. I agree, I’m finding FriendFeed to be interesting, even though I’m more of a lurker than a participant.

One question though–I noticed this post had attracted some commentary on FriendFeed. But that commentary is not re-injected back to the site from which the shared item (or posted item) originated. So while the discussion is “consolidated” on FriendFeed (good for their traffic/stickiness), in a way it is moved from being in the comments here, as far as I can tell. Is that good or bad for your blog, as an example?

I guess it doesn’t matter where the comments are recorded if you’re interested in what your friends have to say, but it would appear to make the “discussion” less visible to the world at large and search engines in particular.

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