Comments on: Discussion 2.0 at Webride http://kosmar.de/archives/2006/05/30/discussion-20-at-webride/ Hier bloggt Markus Angermeier noch selbst. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 23:43:48 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Kosmar http://kosmar.de/archives/2006/05/30/discussion-20-at-webride/comment-page-1/#comment-2345 Kosmar Tue, 30 May 2006 12:40:11 +0000 http://kosmar.de/archives/2006/05/30/discussion-20-at-webride/#comment-2345 thx for that angle, rupert. you def should start a blog :) your english is more fluent than mine anyway. thx for that angle, rupert. you def should start a blog :) your english is more fluent than mine anyway.

]]> By: Rupert. http://kosmar.de/archives/2006/05/30/discussion-20-at-webride/comment-page-1/#comment-2344 Rupert. Tue, 30 May 2006 12:28:44 +0000 http://kosmar.de/archives/2006/05/30/discussion-20-at-webride/#comment-2344 The thing that makes Webride different is that it is not a website where users generate meta-content about other websites (like del.icio.us), but a service attaching user content directly to the web pages it refers to. To me, this is much less dispensable as it may seem at first sight: - Webride facilitates public discussions on any page based information entity on the web - immediately visible alongside the content itself. This has been limited to blog comment functions until now. - Webride enables you to keep your comments or discusson posts on web pages in one place. User contributions of this type are usually spread around the web (have you ever tried to keep track of all the stuff you have posted on blogs and forums in the last 12 months?). - You can use a webride thread as an easy-to-build-in comment tool if you want people to comment your website's content . What's even more interesting is that this might also happen WITHOUT you wanting it: Discussions about your brand, product, company, etc could be taking place in a frame right beside your page, like it or not. this could cause some pain to PR and Marketing divisions already lamenting about all those negative blog posts popping up on Google. The thing that makes Webride different is that it is not a website where users generate meta-content about other websites (like del.icio.us), but a service attaching user content directly to the web pages it refers to. To me, this is much less dispensable as it may seem at first sight:

- Webride facilitates public discussions on any page based information entity on the web – immediately visible alongside the content itself. This has been limited to blog comment functions until now.

- Webride enables you to keep your comments or discusson posts on web pages in one place. User contributions of this type are usually spread around the web (have you ever tried to keep track of all the stuff you have posted on blogs and forums in the last 12 months?).

- You can use a webride thread as an easy-to-build-in comment tool if you want people to comment your website’s content . What’s even more interesting is that this might also happen WITHOUT you wanting it: Discussions about your brand, product, company, etc could be taking place in a frame right beside your page, like it or not. this could cause some pain to PR and Marketing divisions already lamenting about all those negative blog posts popping up on Google.

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