Wouldn't it be cool if there was a way to track comments across blogs and discussion sites such as slashdot or TSS? Maybe this capability exists, and if so, PLEASE enlighten me. If not, I am happy to take credit for the idea that someone will implement and become a hundred thousandaire. Here's the problem: We all have 100s or feeds that we follow in our trusty RSS reader of choice. If you're like me, and read ab Wouldn’t it be cool if there was a way to track comments across blogs and discussion sites such as slashdot or TSS? Maybe this capability exists, and if so, PLEASE enlighten me. If not, I am happy to take credit for the idea that someone will implement and become a hundred thousandaire.Here’s the problem:We all have 100s or feeds that we follow in our trusty RSS reader of choice. If you’re like me, and read about 10% of the feeds that are tracked, you quickly realize that there are a handful of people on the Interweb whose opinions you respect and want to follow daily. Following their blogs via RSS does the trick 75% of the time. I’m beginning to think that the other 25% is just as important. For example, I follow what Roy Russo says on his Loopfuse blog. But I almost missed when he posted the following comment on Marc Fleury’s blog: In response to a user who posted a comment in Chinese (which, for the most part, few of us in North America would be able to understand). Roy Russo said… I agree with the chinese guy. September 28, 2007 7:12:00 AM PDT ROTFL….I fear that I’m missing witty comments like this all the time.Actually, a better example is Bill Burke’s comments during a TSS discussion on the bind that Interface21 & SpikeSource are in. Bill made some great points and I almost missed them because he made them on TSS (which I seldom read on a daily basis) versus his blog. I used to tag all my comments with a del.icio.us “comment-SavioRodrigues” tag, but that became cumbersome very quickly. I want the ability to automagically attribute all my comments on the Interweb, regardless of website or username, to some comprehensive pile in the sky. If you have a wordpress.com username, this is possible, but only on wordpress.com blogs. I’m looking for this capability to be extended across domains and online properties. I know I’d use this feature to keep better tabs on what folks like Bill, Matt, Roberto, Alex or the Redmonk guys are saying.I can’t be alone here…Maybe someone in OSS land can help? (I can write the hello world portion of the code in BASIC to get us started!) Open Source