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Just when you thought this topic was dead, I’m here to drudge it back up again. I’ve attempted to analyze my commenting behaviour; I want to explain the situations in which I’m more likely to comment on original blog posts versus on FriendFeed.
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Many bloggers have voiced their concerns over distributed conversations. ... Continue reading »
Author Preference
Many bloggers have voiced their concerns over distributed conversations. ... Continue reading »
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Cheers,
Michael Koenig
IntenseDebate
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I think we're all getting closer to establishing something. Let's see it happen!
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A lot of things I comment on, I only saw because of a FriendFeed discussion, so I will go back there to comment.
1 year ago
There are only a couple blogs I visit regularly that have Intense Debate -- I hope it becomes more widely adopted.
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As far as commenting on FF versus the blog, I'll generally go for the blog first to pay the utmost respect for the writer taking time to share their thoughts. I comment on FF if someone shares something, writes a message or a particular blog entry demands a response that wouldn't fit into the conversation on the blog (less likely circumstance). This is how I've been participating anyway, much could change as I'm in the early stages of understanding my own user patterns and habits.
1 year ago
(so bored with the political wave I could almost stop surfing alltogether for a while)
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