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Twitter Fails to Replace Conversation in Blog Commenting

geekpreneur.com — Whatever reason it is that you might or might not use Twitter for, it is a known fact that Twitter has taken the web like a wildfire. This gives birth to one question that seems to be burning in the blogosphere lately : Has Twitter replaced the traditional blog commenting?

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  • dolphus, on 05/14/2008, -0/+2But, what if there were the chance to twitter, or chat in blog comments? In other words, a comment with a log chat window when the commenter is on-line. Kinda cool, no?
  • iDe1337, on 05/14/2008, -0/+2Twitter wasn't made to replace blog commenting so it can't fail at something it's not trying to do.
  • controltheweb, on 05/14/2008, -0/+3Sure Twitter replaces some blog commenting. People @ comment back to whoever posted a link on Twitter. Just like Digg replaces some blog commenting.
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