Maybe comments are to email as text messages are to phone calls (comment : email : : text message : phone call)?
Where to leave comments? Isn't it weird for that stuff to be in public?
Also, amazed at how much time it must take for people to do this 2.0 stuff, but I'm going to keep keeping on.
In other web-related news, cross-browser compatibility issues should suck it! A client asked me to put music and her website (generally not recommended but whatever) and I couldn't believe how difficult this turned out to be for it to work in all five of my browsers. Old fashioned way? Nope. Using JS to make this all better? Nope. Only good solution? Flash - and still not everyone has this! I'm not really a flash person, so here's a site with an easy way to do this for free.
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It's also possible to use a service like grooveshark or imeem or tumblr to upload an mp3 to and then use a pretty straightforward embed code to get that music on your page. Pros: no need to host the mp3 file, simple cut-and-paste effort. Cons: bummer if that site goes under or their embed code stops working.
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