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]]> By: Bryan Person, LiveWorld.com http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2008/09/16/liveworld-helps-any-website-add-conversation-seamlessly/comment-page-1/#comment-3646 Bryan Person, LiveWorld.com Tue, 16 Sep 2008 10:53:28 +0000 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/?p=582#comment-3646 Jason: Many thanks for your writeup of LiveBar this morning. We really do believe it offers good opportunities for brands to build community right into the content pages of their site.<br><br>As a point of clarification, LiveBar *does* allow companies to do their own moderation of comments -- either on posts that go live by default (already in place) or *before* they're pushed live (this will be ready in version 1.1 due out next month). While we think LiveWorld's moderation services are very good, we certainly recognize that some customers prefer to handle the moderation work on their side. They'll have that capability with LiveBar. Jason: Many thanks for your writeup of LiveBar this morning. We really do believe it offers good opportunities for brands to build community right into the content pages of their site.

As a point of clarification, LiveBar *does* allow companies to do their own moderation of comments — either on posts that go live by default (already in place) or *before* they're pushed live (this will be ready in version 1.1 due out next month). While we think LiveWorld's moderation services are very good, we certainly recognize that some customers prefer to handle the moderation work on their side. They'll have that capability with LiveBar.

]]> By: Bryan Person, LiveWorld.com http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2008/09/16/liveworld-helps-any-website-add-conversation-seamlessly/comment-page-1/#comment-11872 Bryan Person, LiveWorld.com Tue, 16 Sep 2008 10:53:28 +0000 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/?p=582#comment-11872 Jason: Many thanks for your writeup of LiveBar this morning. We really do believe it offers good opportunities for brands to build community right into the content pages of their site.<br><br>As a point of clarification, LiveBar *does* allow companies to do their own moderation of comments -- either on posts that go live by default (already in place) or *before* they're pushed live (this will be ready in version 1.1 due out next month). While we think LiveWorld's moderation services are very good, we certainly recognize that some customers prefer to handle the moderation work on their side. They'll have that capability with LiveBar. Jason: Many thanks for your writeup of LiveBar this morning. We really do believe it offers good opportunities for brands to build community right into the content pages of their site.

As a point of clarification, LiveBar *does* allow companies to do their own moderation of comments — either on posts that go live by default (already in place) or *before* they're pushed live (this will be ready in version 1.1 due out next month). While we think LiveWorld's moderation services are very good, we certainly recognize that some customers prefer to handle the moderation work on their side. They'll have that capability with LiveBar.

]]> By: Bryan Person, LiveWorld.com http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2008/09/16/liveworld-helps-any-website-add-conversation-seamlessly/comment-page-1/#comment-13912 Bryan Person, LiveWorld.com Tue, 16 Sep 2008 10:53:28 +0000 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/?p=582#comment-13912 Jason: Many thanks for your writeup of LiveBar this morning. We really do believe it offers good opportunities for brands to build community right into the content pages of their site.<br><br>As a point of clarification, LiveBar *does* allow companies to do their own moderation of comments -- either on posts that go live by default (already in place) or *before* they're pushed live (this will be ready in version 1.1 due out next month). While we think LiveWorld's moderation services are very good, we certainly recognize that some customers prefer to handle the moderation work on their side. They'll have that capability with LiveBar. Jason: Many thanks for your writeup of LiveBar this morning. We really do believe it offers good opportunities for brands to build community right into the content pages of their site.

As a point of clarification, LiveBar *does* allow companies to do their own moderation of comments — either on posts that go live by default (already in place) or *before* they're pushed live (this will be ready in version 1.1 due out next month). While we think LiveWorld's moderation services are very good, we certainly recognize that some customers prefer to handle the moderation work on their side. They'll have that capability with LiveBar.

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