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I found that there was already a fair amount of discussion and interest appearing online related to the specific issue of Twitter integration into blogs.

WordPress plugins for Tweetbacks and Twitter Avatars


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    Twittar - which places Twitter Avatars (also known as mug-shots) in Wordpress comments.

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So... what if Disqus integrates Twitter?


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Disqus already allows the integration of Facebook Connect, so that comments can be made by authenticating your ID from your Facebook account, and has the ability to link to Friendfeed, which aggregates your content from different social media. I think it'd make sense for Disqus to incorporate Twitter into its structure, so that tweetbacks, favourites, comments, and retweets can grow readily, but still maintain the important context of being linked to a particular discussion - and, at the same time, be reproduced, shared, enjoyed and added to elsewhere.

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  • http://www.guideonyourside.com Dr. Shaun Jamison

    I agree that having to log in discourages discussion. Is there an ethical issue with rebroadcasting discussions from one forum to somewhere else without telling your participants that is the plan?

  • http://digitalbiographer.com Digital Biographer

    Thanks for the comment Shaun.

    I don't think there's an ethical issue with blog comments, because, in essence, anything you write online can be fairly readily repurposed and placed elsewhere.

    I think there would be an issue if one were trying to monetize people's comments, or deliberately placing discussions into a context that might cause offence – or publicly publishing comments that were made within a private members-only forum.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=850265552 David Petherick

    Testing Facebook Connect login for comments.

    And I do believe it works.

  • http://realestatelicensedirect.com Patric – real estate license

    Great article, its pretty easy to get lost in all of this social media but I think that Twitter has really proven that its here for the long haul, it will be interesting to see how the service itself progresses with the web.