Skribit is a new blogging widget which allows your readers to comment on your content. Like other widgets of this genre, you load Skribit onto your blog to allow your site’s visitors to submit suggestions.
In the case of Skribit, users in turn can vote on these suggestions via the “What’s Hoppin” button. On the Skribit site itself, you’ll be able to see a list of the lastest comments made across the network of blogs which are using the Skribit widget; more specifically, you can see popular suggestions and the most recent suggestions, along with a list of which sites have recently installed the widget. Currently, Skribit is operating in private beta, so the widget is not yet available to the general public. However, you can contact the site to be notified of its official public release date.
Skribit.com In Their Own Words
“Skribit is a user-generated content suggestion widget for blogs. Effortlessly assemble what your readers really want to hear.
Register to set up the Skribit Widget on your own site, or to suggest topics for other blogs”.
Why Skribit.com It Might Be A Killer
Skribit is a straightforward blogging commentary tool; it appears to be simple and easy enough to use and the suggestion-based voting system could help bloggers to identify and connect to, and implement advice from with readers are offering up the most valuable information.
Some Questions About Skribit.com
It’s hard to say how effective and/or unique Skribit’s widget will be, as it’s currently only in private beta. How will it compete with the infinite amount of other similar blogging tools? 
