DigitalAll of Your Blog Comments In One PlaceBy Andrew G.R.|October 21, 2008ShareBy Andrew G.R.|October 21, 2008ShareAn early lesson bloggers learn – at least those who want to be successful – is to leave comments on other blogs.One problem I have always had with this practice is that I often forget what I said and where. Several times, I’ve received e-mails from people who felt strongly about a comment I left. The issue was that it was something I said a year ago on a blog I long forgot about.BackType, is a new online service that I have just registered for and plan to give a whirl. The site allows you to import all of your blog comments (at least ones where you’ve left your URL behind) and view them in a single location. This makes it easy to find, follow and share online comments and annotations.The site also gives you a profile page that features a way to attract more readers – assuming of course that your comments are interesting.What I like about the site is that I can see where people are likely to comment and potentially recruit them to read one of my blogs. This is aided by an author search tool.Each of your comments has a “Fake /Spam” option next to it. So the site will also allow you to see if anyone is using your URL with malicious intent.If you do not own a blog, but enjoy leaving comments, you can use your BackType profile URL.This is a great idea and I encourage folks who do not own a Web site to sign up.You also can integrate your Twitter information and allow people to follow you directly from the BackType profile page. And don;t forget about the widgets to show people where you’re commenting and what you’re saying.So who leaves the most comments? See the list here.Man, and I thought I was an active commenter! Adweek Adweek