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This article is about Facebook comment enabled blogs.

New comment systems have replaced default comment systems from many of the top web publishing houses. There are some of the top comment systems getting popular because of extra options for promotion and sharing as Disqus, Facebook comment etc.

TechCrunch and BGR like blogs have implemented Facebook Comment system. Facebook comment is very useful for promotion; users mostly share their comment on Facebook timeline after posting a comment on a Facebook comment enabled blog. This is an alternative of Facebook sharing or liking, however more effective.

These days I am observing; Facebook comment system is recommending me to leave a comment without reading the full article or just after seeing the title of a post. You can visit TechCrunch homepage and open a post in a new tab and don’t see it until page is completely loaded with the entire object on the page. Once the post is completely loaded you will see you are in comment section of the post instead of actual post content.

I am just thinking, what could be the meaning of this? Is it right to add a comment before reading an article.

Today if you search on Google for “Barack Obama” you will see his profile in right sidebar including brief info about him, and his birthday, net income, family and in bottom of the info you will see related people.

I do not know what is the name of this feature but you will see this feature in action when you search for a personality, a movie name, a book, a country, a metal and many other things. But you will not find many other things as a company, a website and many other things.

We know Google as a search engine from years. But I think Google is seeing the future in answering the questions instead of presenting millions of useless links.

This is a great features for normal users and very good for so many bloggers but it will affect top sites including Wikipedia. The sidebar info is very attention draggrabbing.

If you search for a new released movie you will see show time in theaters near your area. Google is making use of your near area to provide useful results.

Now I can see, you can not get most of Google if you are not logged in. Google+ is part of Google’s efforts and future plans.

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Facebook comments is recommending me to add a comment before reading an article

Google is slowly turning in to answer engine from search engine