A standard for RT'ing?
By
Dave Winer on Friday, February 03, 2012 at 7:49 PM.
There's a feature in all my rivers that makes it possible to RT a post, directly from the browser to your linkblogging tool. 
Here's an example of one of the rivers. 
It works with Radio2, and probably nothing else. But any other linkblogger could support it by accepting three parameters. They are: link, title, description. 
The first time the user clicks a RT, a dialog asks for the domain name of their linkblogger. It stores it in a cookie, so the user never has to enter it again. 
If you have a blogging tool you can support this, probably in a few minutes (and you might already support it if you have a bookmarklet, in which case please let me know). 
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