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Guardian opens thread for Comment is Free submissions

June 11th, 2008 Posted by Laura Oliver in comments, guardian

The Guardian is asking users to contribute topics for discussion on Comment is Free (CiF) through the site’s blog.

Submissions can also be made via CiF’s Twitter account.

The section recently implemented technology from social media firm Pluck to increase interaction and user engagement features on CiF.

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