My blog imports replies from other social media sites and displays them as comments.
This sometimes leads to people replying on my site rather than to the original commenter.
So I've hacked my WordPress theme to say "Reply on example.com" to give people the choice to leave a public comment or a more private reply.
@Edent
Without this explanation, I'm don't think I'd have any idea why I'd want to reply on twitter.com. I don't know if you'd consider it, but how about if the header of the comment reads "&username from &network says:" Then there would be an indication that replying on &network has a reason.
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