Browsetalk.com looks promising enough to provide a full fledged public forum for any individual URL. As unique as the thought sounds it really makes a whole lot of sense; anyone using browsetalk can post comments, join an instant message chat room, or even dial-in via a telephone to a conference call specific to that particular URL. (The telephone number is long distnace, but nearly all mobile phone plans include free long distance.) Browsetalk offers a particularly fascinating feature for those who frequent myspace or other social networking websites: in addition to joining a chat room with anyone else viewing the user’s profile, or posting additional comments about the user for all browsetalk users to see, a unique feature is available for those weary of really giving out a phone number to a weirder on the internet. By using the conference call feature of browsetalk a unique conference call extension is made and can be given to the prospective party (or parties if you are into that sort of thing) instead of a personal phone number. ..

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