The official coComment weblog

Just a quick message to let you know that we added Digg support. Maybe I should do a digg story to announce that

As you already know, we will soon have tagging available. We are also working on others features that will help everybody to better manage / share / track conversations. We are also discussing the possibility to add an anti-spam check for comments. We believe that these features are interesting for blogs readers / commenters and especially for blog owners.

In this context, we would like to help blog owners to integrate coComment into their own blog. We have defined are procedure for standard blogs but would like to ease this process by using plugins whenever it could be possible. I must confess that for the moment we had no time to investigate too much this topic. We have recieved a Wordpress plugin from David. Here is what David says on the last version:

Yet another update to the coComment Enhancer Wordpress plugin: the addition is a toggle switch, displayed next to the submit button of the comment form. The switch allows to enable or disable coComment tracking, or login to the coComment service. It actually does the same thing as the coComment bookmarklet does - it’s just positioned where you need it.

Download coComment Enhancer v0.9

You can also view it in action here.

Which other blogging platform or forum system could we build plugin for?
Do you have links / experience / code that could help us to provide you with new plugins?

Thanks!