Track your comments, no matter where you make them

Let’s say you track 10 blogs and you regularly post comments on all 10 blogs. Isn’t it a pain in the behind that you have to go around to each of the 10 blogs to participate in the comments?

Well, minutes ago Laurent Haug showed us a service, CoComment, that tracks your comments in one place. This is awesome. Here’s a picture of Laurent showing this to us.

This service is going to be VERY popular with bloggers. Problem is it’s in a closed beta right now. We’re all begging Laurent to get us access.

Hey, TechCrunch, this one is for you. Straight from the Swiss Chalet!

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I’m looking at this, and you’re right. Half the time…let me correct that, 3/4 of the time you don’t get to go back and see who said what about your comments. Something to track them would be hugely beneficial.

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La verdad es que, al estar cerrado y sólo permitir suscripciones vía invitaciones, no pensaba que iba a ser tan fácil probar el nuevo servicio de cocomment. Lo descubrí anoche leyendo el post de Robert Scoble y esta mañana en el mismo post publicaban varias invitaciones y una de ellas me ha funcionado a la perfección.