Love chatting on forums? Or maybe blog commenting is more your style. Whatever the flavor, chatboard discussions, blogs, newsites and social networks have all been the catalyst for getting people together and talking.
They open up dialogue, be it good or bad. Now, there’s a new tool to help facilitate discussion and dialogue. It’s called ThreadBuddy and it’s a nice little web app threaded discussion tool. ThreadBuddy will let you pick your own discussion URL. It’s search engine friendly, and it’s site embeddable. Embedding is easy—simply cut and paste the provided code onto your site. Or you can use threadbuddy.com directly. New forums are created by naming the discussion and putting the name before the.threadbuddyd.com in your browser. You can even customize it—change its colors and size. It’s free too.
ThreadBuddy.com In Their Own Words
“The Thread Buddy is a threaded discussion tool that uses wildcard DNS, so you can pick your own discussion URL. The thread is tied to the *.threadbuddy.com URL that you choose, so there are endless open “channels” to use. The thread buddy is search engine friendly since it has an integrated plaintext and rss feed. Also, the thread buddy can easily be integrated into any site. See the help page for how to integrate a Thread Buddy into your site.”
Why ThreadBuddy.com It Might Be A Killer
ThreadBuddy is a handy tool to guide threaded discussions and start new discussions. It’s easily embeddable into your own site or you can go directly off of ThreadBuddy. The interface is simple and straightforward without being too boring.
Some Questions About ThreadBuddy.com
Is there a large audience for ThreadBuddy? The site is sparse and will only appeal to a select few site admins and bloggers perhaps. Is there a business model? 
