Cocomment: please update your browser extension to make it compatible for Firefox 3.
Mazuma Leap
· 1 year ago
Seriously, what the hell?!? I use coComment to manage a variety of different conversations, biz and personal, and these guys still haven't updated their Firefox 3 extension. They just posted a blog suggesting that people not convert to Firefox 3 until they fix it - problem is most people convert to F3 then figure out they have no coComment ext, only to read that the founders advice is to not convert...great plan guys...no really, excellent thinking.
Melissa
· 1 year ago
I agree with Mazuma Leap it is ridiculous that cocomment is bragging about their rating system, but still haven't made cocomment compatible with Firefox 3. Seems to me that someone needs to get their priorities straight.
Romain
· 1 year ago
It's good news to see coComment develop its product. And more to know they're building a business network, it makes me more confident in their sustainability.
Romain
Tobstar
· 1 year ago
not compatible for Firefox 3. Nail in the coffin, that's not good enough!
Tobstar
· 1 year ago
Just tried to set it up in Opera and it was seriously painful.
Tubby
· 1 year ago
Browser extensions only limit potential users. They will hit a ceiling in no time.
Not to mention how unintelligible their site it. I look at it and I am paralyzed with navigation fright.
Frankly, I would take Intense Debate or Disqus anyday over CoComment.
CannonGod
· 1 year ago
Personally I use Disqus and maybe a little Intense Debate.
Can I also ask, why are rating systems still being made based on the 5-star principle? Seriously, either a comment is useful/okay/bad. iTunes does the same with your music collection. I either like it a lot, or dislike it greatly. Maybe it's just me, but these shades of grey are simply redundant. So to summarise:
Reputation Systems = Good
5-star Rating Systems = Bad
Adam Ostrow
· 1 year ago
yea, I'm also not a fan of 5-star systems, especially for rating content. Because, by rating it 5 stars, are you saying it was an exceptional article/comment, or are you simply saying that the subject matter was interesting? It's unclear.
Amanda
· 6 months ago
Rating system is really useful because the users can easily find the popular articles and it encourages the author.. mortgage loan point
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Romain
Not to mention how unintelligible their site it. I look at it and I am paralyzed with navigation fright.
Frankly, I would take Intense Debate or Disqus anyday over CoComment.
Can I also ask, why are rating systems still being made based on the 5-star principle? Seriously, either a comment is useful/okay/bad. iTunes does the same with your music collection. I either like it a lot, or dislike it greatly. Maybe it's just me, but these shades of grey are simply redundant. So to summarise:
Reputation Systems = Good
5-star Rating Systems = Bad
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