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Bloppy - Track blog comments!

Bloppy

I do believe that doing a good thing usually involves solving people’s problems. And I had a really big problem. I was losing track of the comments I made on blogs and respective follow up answers. Some blogs already feature a follow up plugin (like Wordpress) but not everyone has the chance of having it.

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Bloppy will hopefully be a straight and simple answer to this problem. You insert the URL of the post and your email and, boom (is this copyrighted? :-), you’ll have the updates on your email. You’ll never lose a follow up. Again.

I also did a Mac OS X dashboard widget that automatically retrieves the URL from the browser you’re using and also saves the email so it turns the process into a single click. You can download it here.

The current version of Bloppy works on Wordpress, Blogger, Sapo Blogs and for blog.com.

If you like what I did please spread it within your friends. Thanks!


5 Responses to “Bloppy - Track blog comments!”

  1. Dextro
    Published at July 9th, 2007 at 11:33 am

    So it’s finally live hum? Great! :D
    Btw it would be great if we could add a small tickbox to the comment box to use the service, or a firefox extension/bookmarklet… :P

  2. mlopes
    Published at July 9th, 2007 at 8:20 pm

    Dextro, yeap it’s live. Hopefully it’s already stable enough. Anyway, the ALPHA stamp is there :-)

    As for the feature requests, they’re already on my queue list :-)

  3. Tiago Rodrigues
    Published at July 10th, 2007 at 2:15 am

    Testing the Bloppy bookmarklet !

  4. Joao Barros
    Published at July 27th, 2007 at 1:07 am

    Bloppy - Track blog comments!…

    Mário is this month’s hero on productivity. Well, at least mine ;)How do you track comments you’ve made on someone else’s blog? Keep the pages open and check them once in a while? Bookmark them for future checking?Well, Mário solved…..

  5. mlopes
    Published at July 27th, 2007 at 2:15 am

    João,

    Thanks for the comment! :-) The system has no black magic or pigeons working for me. It simply gets the post feed and takes the number of comments from there by doing a simple XML parsing.