Posting and receiving comments obviously allows the transfer of information and feedback between a variety of people. However, some of my friends have been checking out my blog (I linked it on fb after I posted my friend's pictures from Flickr) but they haven't felt like creating a login to "publish" their comments. It would be nice if there was some universal way to comment on blog, news stories, etc online. I often want to post on NYTimes.com but don't feel like creating a login and going through the whole process of creating yet another password and username to have to remember.
Thing 11 also forced me to check out other people's blogs (besides the ones I follow). I enjoyed reading how various people plan (or have) applied the "things" to their curriculum.
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There are several sites that offer universal login. Blogger has such an option. Some time, click reply to someone's blog, without signing in previously, and some of those options will appear.
ReplyDeleteI'm torn about who can post on my blog. My settings are for those with a google account or universal account. I think that if someone has something to say, they should say it not behind anonymous. Yet I're read blogs with high interest topics where there are insightful comments by people who posted anonymously. Hmmmm, more food for thought.