Are you tired of only being able to express your opinion on entire articles
on the interweb?

Have you been gagging to share your thoughts on individual words within a
sentence and automatically spray these out to the world?

Your life can now be complete thanks to blippr

This is how a link appears next on the word Android
in a Mashable article.

Blippr smiley link

Blippr could be just a useless widget for geeky, opinionated monkeys. I’m
pretty sure the data that the lists of your likes and dislikes of different
media that Blippr hope to collect and them having a view of how these
intersect with your peers could be a useful to you, as a way to filter and
find interesting stuff.

Blippr link rolled over

I’m equally convinced this data is incredibly valuable to media owners and
advertisers. Should we be receiving micro-payments for each review,
expression of preference with greater payments for allowing access to the
intersection of our personal information and our friends? Store loyalty card
schemes (Nectar cards in UK, etc) gives some small payback for your allowing
them to collect personal information on your shopping habits and
preferences. So I’m not sure why are we so eager to give this away online?

I came across this article about loyalty cards and how they don’t save you money, but do infringe your privacy. 5 Nectar points if you read this.