Apr 10th ConvoTrack

Yesterday, using the BackType Connect API Wesley from ImprovingTheWeb (who also created the My Comments Elsewhere WordPress plugin) released a new web application called, ConvoTrack.

ConvoTrack lets you view all the conversation surrounding a particular page as you browse it, through the service or a bookmarklet that’s offered. It also lets you shorten URLs that preload the accompanying conversation so you can post them to Twitter. Additionally, bloggers can place a small button on their websites that, when clicked, will show related comments from other blogs, Twitter, FriendFeed, Digg, Reddit, and more.

You can read more about ConvoTrack around the web:

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Christine Dattilo says:
Apr 10th at 6:38 pm

What a great feature. If it works as advertised this is a huge timesaver and great way to increase interconnectedness. Wow!

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TIMG Blog Co-Op says:
Apr 10th at 11:48 pm

We are loving this. Helps when doing research for projects. It makes it easier to find others that are also interested in the same topics. Great job!

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anonymous says:
Apr 14th at 11:17 pm

I’m slightly confused I found my comments logged on this backtype and I’ve never signed up how is this possible?

Christopher Golda says:
Apr 14th at 11:26 pm

Similar to search engines like Google, we find and archive public information that’s posted on the Internet. The difference is that BackType focuses exclusively on comments.

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