Use JS-kit’s tools to express your wishes

A few minutes ago, I met with Khris Loux at the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco. Khris is the energetic and supercool founder of Js-kit, a service that offers rich and interactive services for web sites. We know each other from the Next Web Conference, where he gave a keynote speech about widgets and open standards.

He showed me some of the features, of which in my opinion Score stands out. It allows visitors to give a thumbs up or down. Simple, effective and in combination with the Navigator a great way to show the most popular articles on a blog.

Yet I’d like to use for something else. I want to know what YOU would like to read. Although this is a personal blog, I feel like the whole publication process makes more sense when I share what my visitors – that also means you – wish for. Would you like to read more about music, or would you like to read more of my thoughts on blogging? As soon as I figure out what the majority of the readers like the most, I can start working on the perfect foundation for good conversations by writing posts that match the general interest.

So don’t forget to rate the post after you’re done reading it. Would you like to read more about this subject? Give it a thumbs-up! And of course, it works the other way around too. Oh, and don’t hesitate to tell me, and other visitors, more in the comments. Moreover, have a look at Js-kit, as it might contain interesting features for your blog as well.

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