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Re:YC/HN: Name a problem, any problem, you'd like to see som... by tdoggette on Tuesday August 04, 2009 @01:39PM (#741683)
I'd like to be able to enter a URL and see every place on the internet that people have talked about it.
Re:YC/HN: Name a problem, any problem, you'd like to see som... by wehriam on Tuesday August 04, 2009 @11:09PM (#742759)
Backtype Connect does a pretty good job of this: http://www.backtype.com/connect/www.crunchgear.com%252f2009%...
Re:YC/HN: Name a problem, any problem, you'd like to see som... by colins_pride on Tuesday August 04, 2009 @02:32PM (#741794)
Does showing a large subest of the pages that point to it, default ordered by something that's roughly equivalent to pagerank, with the ability to then search within those results capture the essence of what you're getting at?
Re:YC/HN: Name a problem, any problem, you'd like to see som... by tdoggette on Tuesday August 04, 2009 @05:19PM (#742225)
No, not really. What I'd really like is to input the URL and get a search result listing that includes number of posts and date of last post at least.
Re:YC/HN: Name a problem, any problem, you'd like to see som... by Mystalic on Tuesday August 04, 2009 @01:40PM (#741691)
There's actually a Firefox extension called AddaTweet that shows all Twitter conversations for any given link. Not everything, but someone's thinking about your problem. It's by Dmitry Shapiro (Veoh).
Re:YC/HN: Name a problem, any problem, you'd like to see som... by akaGOMEZ on Wednesday August 05, 2009 @01:56PM (#743882)
That sounds like it could work real well with a google finance type interface. A line graph showing a timeline of how much buzz the URL got, with links to the sampled data.

Perfect, lets build it.