Discussing something on Facebook or Twitter is interesting for the first couple of messages. After that, things get blurry very quickly indeed, and people who come across any discussion that’s got more than 40 or 50 comments can get lost pretty fast. I think that the problem lies in how much you have to scroll up and down just to recollect what someone had previously said, and understand why he’s getting any particularly ironic or venomous reply. Wouldn’t it be better if each reply got its own separate thread? Well, it looks like we’re about to find that out. Disembl is a new service that lets you have more ordered discussions with all your online friends.
The way this service works, you get an independent page for each response within any discussion. The site aims to let you have the closest to a “natural” conversation with your contacts, in which each separate idea gets its clearly-defined space, and can be smoothly inserted into the main conversation.
And in addition to that, Disembl can be used to discuss things anonymously. So, if there’s something sensitive you really need to discuss then this site lets you do it in a way that’ll keep your identity a secret to your family, your colleagues and any other person who’s somehow close to you.
Disembl.com In Their Own Words
Our social network provides users with a completely interactive anonymous discussion experience. What really separates it is the feature where every response creates its own main discussion page that emulates the evolution of a conversation and creates an increasingly complex web of a variety of topic.
Some Questions About Disembl.com
Can it really succeed? How many people are frustrated-enough with the way other discussion systems work so as to give them up completely? 
