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I just got invited to this supposedly hot new web service called coComment. Basically what it does is that it tracks your comments and conversations on blogs. I was asked to install this bookmarklet in my browser, and then from now on whenever I comment on someone’s post, I can go back to the coComment website for a better overview of what I’ve got going on. Seems like a very useful tool, as I have trouble enough from time to time remembering all those URLs I visit daily. I’ll give it a go with this post for starters.

UPDATE: It works. Almost. I tested it on a blog specifically for testing out coComment, and then of course my own. Guess which didn’t work fully? Mine of course. It’s nothing serious, it’s just that it won’t post my site info, such as the URL and the name of this post. I highly suspect that it’s because I have Ajax commenting turned on, but I’m not sure I want to give that up. Gotta love Ajax.

UPDATE: Appearantly it’s not just me who’s being crazy, about the site info not showing up on coComment, it seems to be a “bug” in K2, or the other way around more likely. The maker of K2 has this to say:

Well to be honest, CoComment is sorta hustling their way to the title of the entry, I’m not sure K2 should revert to Kubrick’s manner of showing titles just for that… To be brutally honest even, it’s kinda CoComment’s problem IMHO.

UPDATE: You can grab a Greasemonkey script called Automatic coComment, which basically makes it a whole lot easier for you, since you don’t have to remember to press that goddamn bookmarklet before commenting. The script will automatically detect that there’s a comment form on the site you’re surfing and do it for you, allowing you to just comment as you would normally do. Pretty nifty if you ask me.