Brewed Fresh Daily

Thanks to Marc Canter, I read this post about microcontent:

Weblogs and Wikis are authoring tools that enable everyday people to write to the Web. However one part of the Writeable Web is often overlooked: weblog comments. Often some of the best nuggets of content can be found buried in a comment attached to a weblog post. I've even coined a phrase for this: Microcontent Wiki, which is defined as: Weblog Post + Comments. It's microcontent because it's usually content based around a single theme or topic (defined by the weblog post). And it's like a Wiki because anyone can write a comment on a weblog, so it has a similar collaborative feel to a Wiki. The problem is, currently we don't have an easy way to track Microcontent Wikis. We can subscribe to RSS feeds for weblogs and even topics (k-collector), but weblog comments aren't as simple to aggregate.

This really gets me thinking. One of the best parts of BFD are the comments all of you leave. I downloaded a php poll that I like today, and there's also a php commenting system that lets you show comments underneath a post, so that you don't have to click through to read them. But an rss feed that lets you read comments along with the posts, that would be cool. What do you think? Should I make the switch to php?