IntenseDebate, the highest reporting system that was recently acquired by the WordPress parent company of Automattic, must reinvigorate the public (the service originally opened its doors in late 2007, but reentered private beta as soon as he be purchased). IntenseDebate also is the public beta of its plug WordPress, which includes a number of features that make it more attractive to owners blog.

The most important feature is two-way synchronization comment, which copies all comments left the bloc through the system IntenseDebate taking up WordPress. A common complaint about the early versions of some observation systems, including InstenseDebate Disques and close competitor, was that reports resided in their servers, allowing owners to block in a bind if you ever decided to suspend the system. Disques solve this problem with its version 2.0 in August and IntenseDebate has done the same with this plug.

Other new features in the plug-in includes integration with the WordPress admin panel, search engine optimized reports, and set the profile synchronization, and support TrackBack. WordPress also started to integrate some features IntenseDebate in its standard set up from version 2.7, although the details of the integration have been rare. Although the service is now owned by Automattic, which continues to provide support for other blogging platforms, which actually constitute the majority in the service of installbase.

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