John Tropea

Sweet integration! I almost want to have an MT blog now, but I know Disqus is gonna come through for me in the end. Right, Daniel? Daniel? Anyway, good job, looks great and it really raises FriendFeed's profile here on RWW. - Phil Glockner via FriendFeed MT Plugin

w00t! just want to make sure that this shows up in the FF comment stream too. thanks for the info! - ~C4Chaos

@factoryjoe, I have thought about that approach as well. I may very well update the plugin in future such that your FF account can be linked to your MT login (whether native or OpenID). That would certainly make things smoother, as all your would need to enter is your openID. - Mark Carey via FriendFeed MT Plugin

I was just watching a presentation by Tapscott (wikinomics dude), with a panel of "next generation" Gen y'ers in front of big name NY execs. I was thinking it was unfair to mislead all these senior executives that they are representative of most people their age - the panel are just early tech adopters like everyone else here (rather than typical 22 year olds). But I've just come back to reality, realising how early adopters influence the masses - this is a perfect example of how a early adopter crowd influence an early adopter blog which in turns influences the mainstream media which in turn influence the mass market. News like this mark turning points for these products I think. - Elias Bizannes via twhirl

I think this is a cool feature and had to try it. I notice that some people have a blog-entry item that does inverse linking -- reporting pages that link to the blog entry. It looks like this is automated. I think that would be very useful and I am out to find out more. Wouldn't this (perhaps) solve the track-back problem. There would have to be some sort of white-list/black-list system to deal with link bait, though, wouldn't there? - Dennis E. Hamilton via FriendFeed MT Plugin

I changed the title, to remove Twitter. It's not technically correct that we're integrating Twitter -- although of course the link that attracts FriendFeed comments could come from Twitter. In this case it came from the RWW rss feed, but it also went to Twitter via Tweetfeed. The trouble with these things is they make one's head hurt :-) - Richard

Ah, now I am in FriendFeed and can see how this works from this side. Have to find the opportunity to comment in Twhirl too and I will be very happy. - Dennis E. Hamilton

@Richard: Interesting. The title doesn't change in FriendFeed, of course, but your comment about it does, which I guess is close enough for computer work. - Dennis E. Hamilton

the other cool thing is that the FF comments actually get saved to our RWW publishing software. So if FF ever went down or stopped working, the comments will still be on RWW. - Richard

I love this feature! I wish the WordPress plugin worked in a similar fashion. - Mack D. Male

Looking good! - Hao Chen

When I try to post trough Feedly, I get -error: 404 -- undefined'. Hmm... but it seems this is only true for some posts and not for others. - Kris Haamer

(Kris: thanks for the heads up. we are looking into this bug. will update http://www.getstatisfaction.co... and our blog when it is fixed). - Edwin Khodabakchian

Test post - Thomas Lundberg

who the heck gives a monkey's cuss? - Dennis Howlett via twhirl

cool - Michael McGimpsey via twhirl

Wow! Looks great. An elegant solution. - Chris Baskind

Good enough reason to take a second look at Movable Type - Andy Roberts

Nice work with the CC to FriendFeed, I really like the direction that this is going and FriendFeed integration with sites is definitely the way forward! - Joe Dawson (beta) via FriendFeed MT Plugin

Wow, this is cool. - Ryan Lejbak via FriendFeed MT Plugin

cool .... i swear a blog is coming that is ONLY comments, and a prize will be offered to determine what the article was about dang, startup anybody? - Gregory Lent via FriendFeed MT Plugin

Why doesnt FriendFeed share with other services? Instead of just gathering from other sources? - donclark

so what - isn't everyone doing that? - Dennis Howlett via twhirl

Dennis, it's relatively uncommon for multi-author blogs to. it was difficult to implement until the MT and wordpress plugins came along. - Richard

I love it! - Sarah Austin