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One other advantage of fragmentation (which I'm surprised he did not touch) that became apparent as I've been trying ffeed is that I am free to say stuff releva
by mwerty 19y ago
One other advantage of fragmentation (which I'm surprised he did not touch) that became apparent as I've been trying ffeed is that I am free to say stuff relevant to me as opposed to a public forum with people who do not know me.
- paul 19y agoYes, exactly. Because it's fragmented, it's also possible for it to be personal, and inside jokes or off topic comments are fun instead of annoying.
- ivankirigin 19y agoI like the idea of a inside jokes from sub communities. There was a cool talk about this recently: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBGIQ7ZuuiU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBGIQ7ZuuiU I think a good unified commenting system that allowed for friending would be an alternative. If comments from my friends boiled to the top of Disqus, it would be the best of both worlds. For Tipjoy, I had been thinking that using Disqus could be useful for comments if we could feed to and from the original thread on a blog.
- ryanmahoski 19y agoSo commenters could tip the blog poster for useful content, and likewise the poster could tip commenters to reward intriguing comments. Commenters could tip fellow commenters. Lurker nonmembers could tip everbody.
- ryanmahoski 19y agoYecch, I fat-fingered that.