How do you track the time flows of conversations on the Internet?

Question

Often, when I post a comment or response on a site, I like to follow up on additional responses from other people, possibly responding if necessary. Sometimes I close the page for a while, otherwise I will return to the search keywords in Google again. I always thought that there should be something better than my memory for tracking the pages that concern me for several days a week.

Does anyone have smart ideas for this type of thing? Is there a micro-tasty type of online bookmarklet application for a very short observation period?

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Refresh I think I should clarify. I did not specifically ask about Qaru - on the "read / write network" in general, I add comments to blog posts, respond to google group threads, etc. This is the kind of mish-mash of individual pages on random sites that I will follow for seven to ten days.

Answer 1

For stackoverflow, I put together a little bookmarklet thing at http://stackoverflow.hewgill.com . I use it to track messages that I might want to return later, for reference, or to answer if no one else did, or something else. The backend automatically receives updates from the SO server and updates the list of bookmarklets.

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