Comments left by your readers on your Web Site or blog give produce a perception of the site popularity and legitimacy. Therefore, comments are generally encouraged, with exception of junk and spam, that can be successfully blocked by the modern filtering. NicEdit is a very handy solution that helps, among other applications, to bring more user comments. It is done by significant enhancement of the comments formating capabilities.NicEdit is a Lightweight, Cross Platform, Inline Content Editor allowing easy editing of comments or any web site content as a matter of fact on the fly in the browser.

Tagboards are similar to guestbooks. They let users comment on your whole blog not just one entry. Unlike a guestbook, they allow for a running conversation on your blog homepage. Follow these steps to add a tagboard to your Blogger blog. Step 1: Sign up for a free tagboard account through the service of your choice. Enter "tagboard" into your favorite search engine to find a free service. Step 2: Generate the HTML code for your tagboard. Copy the code. Step 3: Log into your Blogger account and go to "Dashboard." Select "Templates." Then select "Edit HTML." Step 4:

Continuing a topic of using comments to increase you blog exposure, started in my previous post http://blogging4good.blogspot.com/2008/03/comments-as-source-of-free-traffic-to.html , I want to look on that from other side. Comments, left by your readers on your blog, are even more valuable than the comments you are leaving on other blogs. Why? Very simple. You leave comments to improve your blog exposure, to get more rating and referring links. All that to get more potential visitors. But, reader of your blog, leaving you a comment, has already came. And not just came, but also read your post

In the course of investigation of the possible ways of bringing more traffic to the blog, leaving comments on other people blogs popped out as an acknowledged legitimate way of getting more exposure to your own blog ( http://blogging4good.blogspot.com/2008/01/6-advices-on-blog-posting-techniques.html)In this post, I want to review the commenting features and commenting techniques to increase the possible benefits in more details.Leaving informative comments. Comments leaving technique brings the best outcomes when your comments are informative. Do not simply say “Good post” unless you

One of the limitations of the Blogger platform is inability to send trackbacks when you make a post. A trackback is a simple acknowledgment, sent via a network signal (ping) from the originating site to the receiving site. Trackback requires both sites to be trackback enabled in order to establish this communication. A free service from Haloscan allows a blogger to send trackbacks to other blogs, and also display the trackbacks which have been sent to the blog. Haloscan also puts comments features on the higher level, allowing advanced comments management and enhanced performance. And, finally

eBay sellers will no longer be able to leave critical comments about buyers. The ban does not extend to buyers, who will still be able to leave critical comments about their purchase. Sellers say this will deny them the information about the potential buyer.Presently both parties can rate each other thus users themselves police each other. This system weeds out dishonest traders but it has it's flaws. eBay says the system is being misused. For example sellers refuse to give positive comments to buyers until they receive a positive feedback from them. Some users don't give negative feedback

Ok, so I'm here reading the paper and I can't get my head around this oneThe old nursery rhyme about 'The Three Little Pigs' (you know it, with the wolf who was going to "huff and puff and blow your house down")Well anyway, it turns out that a primary school in Huddersfield, England are changing the famous old nursery rhyme to 'The Three Little Puppies'Why,