Tracking those comments ... pt 2

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Further to CoComment's excellent attempt to track your comments that you scatter around the web on blogs (and every other 'modern' site - Flickr for instance) comes the Co.mments (review at TechCrunch).

Once I give it (http://co.mments.com/ if you want to get straight to it) a whirl I'll let you know if this is the panacea to my dreams that can be best summed up by - I said what, where, to who?

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