Thanks for the comment

It looks like the getting a list of post where someone commented over a period is becoming a FAQ

So I think we are going to provide this feature pretty soon.

I guess a standard RSS format would be ok ? With a simple request like: GetUserConversations?user=&start=&duration=

Btw, I’ve found coComment ok to use so far but I’m struggling to find a way to generate a weekly list of posts I’ve commented on which is something I’d still really like to try out.

I could do it manually I guess. Hmm, more thought required.

Given that my feedreader parses comments for most blogs, I can get a roundup that way, but it will be nicer if one had options for subscribing to a specific blogpost, a specific blog, and a specific blogger (perhaps using OpenID).

Sorry that you feel like we do offer to many features. However, we do understand that our site is sometimes a little confusing and I hope that you will find our next release less overwhelming.

However, if your main goal is to track, you can use our service in a very simple way:

To track:
– Install our browser extension and the conversation will be added to your list without any further action when you comment, or with just one click if you just want to be a “lurker” for this conversation (at least for now…)

To be notified:
– Use your coComment RSS feed
– OR: when the icon in the extension changes and display a red enveleop:
– Open our sidebar to navigate in your conversations (Shift+Ctrl+Q)
– Or click on the extension icon to go directly to your conversation page in coComment.

Then, you might also want to discover other people, sites, conversations, …. Our web site will help you for this: you will find the top commenters, you can see your neighbors and follow where they are commenting, you can register to groups and be notified when someone find an interesting conversation.
And, you can invite more people to participate in a conversation (this is what I’m doing right now with some of my colleagues with your article )