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Formation SAWI: Spécialiste en médias sociaux et communautés en ligne.
Rédactrice en chef et auteur
Quote Me- "Time flies and the photos I’ve taken get left behind."
- "People always think getting dressed is about putting clothes on. It’s not. It’s a spell..."
- "I was outside, and the rain and the fog smelled nice. They smelled of hope, I think. They smelled..."
- "On apprend toujours mieux de ses propres erreurs que de celles des autres."
- "It’s like watching a train wreck and hanging around to see if there are going to be any..."
Category Archives: coComment
More on coComment Advertising
[fr]Malheureusement, coComment et moi sommes partis pour une “Séparation 2.0: quand les ‘social tools’ que vous aimiez ne vous le rendent pas.” Le choix de leur distributeur de publicité est vraiment malheureux (un cran au-dessus du spam, à mon sens), … Continue reading
Posted in coComment, Social Media and the Web
Tagged add-on, ads, advertising, alienation, brand, coComment, commenting, comments, firefox, idea, javascript, monetizing, screenshots, Social Software, startup, users
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Conversation Feeds
A couple of weeks back, I was having a chat with Max, one of our new developers. We were discussing improvements that could be made to the “My Conversations” page, and the conversation drifted towards RSS feeds (well, feeds in … Continue reading
Job Offer: Chief Architect, coComment
[fr]On embauche chez coComment! Architecte en chef recherché.[en]I’ve dropped hints with a few people that there were exciting things to come within coComment. There is still much we cannot say, but here’s a fist tidbit (and not the least): we’re … Continue reading
Posted in coComment, Stuff that doesn't fit
Tagged ad, announcement, Announcements, architect, blogging, Blogosphere Interest, chiefarchitect, coComment, commenting, design, hiring, job, joboffer, management, manager, software, Software and Tools, Wanted, web2.0
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Sorry For The Outage
As you certainly have noticed, we’ve had a bit of an outage over the last 24 hours. It was due to a problem at our hosting company, and to the best of our knowledge, it is now resolved. Around 1pm … Continue reading
Code Face-Lift
Version 0.8.1 was deployed this morning. It doesn’t bring you any new functions, but hopefully better stability (it was majorly a code face-lift). Let us know if you notice anything funky! (As in, particularly, things that used to work and … Continue reading
Forgot to Tag a Comment?
CoComment user Carme forgot to tag one of her (?) comments when posting it, and asked if tags could be added later. Well, good news, Carme. They can. Go to your conversations page, by clicking on the coComment logo the … Continue reading
Who Owns Your Comments?
While doing my regular tour of the blogosphere (in the “what are people saying about coComment” department) I found an interesting post by Paul Sergeant. He has recently (and happily, may I say) discovered coComment, and he has the feeling … Continue reading
Sampling the Blogosphere
We regularly use Technorati to keep up-to-date with what the blogosphere is saying about coComment. Here are a few things that caught my attention today. Dave Lee uses mysyndicaat to aggregate conversations from coComment. These conversations are related to the … Continue reading
Some Tips on Commenting
Here at coComment, we quite like these commenting tips given by Reg Adkins over at Lifehack. I personally like the opening paragraph very much: Posting a comment on someone’s website is like walking into their dining room and pulling a … Continue reading
Digital Crumble
Tumblr to Capture Comments?
[fr]J’aimerais un système permettant de publier directement sur mon Tumblr les commentaires que je laisse sur d’autres blogs, sans passer par coComment.[en]The other evening, I was explaining that I still used coComment to capture the comments I made on other … Continue reading →