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I knew it, he did it.
And so did I.
What am I talking about?
Simply said, Fullo, after winning a Nabaztag at the Treasure Hunt saturday, built a WordPress Plugin to receive blog comments as messages on the little white rabbit.

Envy can be cruel sometimes.
After reading his post, I started to work on a similar thing for Drupal, and it seems it works.
Here I am, showing you a module, Nabaztag Comment (NabComment), at its 0.1 version, tested on Drupal 5.

To install it, simply gunzip and untar it in your /modules/ directory, then enable the module from the administration panel and configure it (always from the admin panel).
It has a few parameters:

1. Nabaztag API URL:
   The default value should be ok, I'll update the module when necessary.
2. Nabaztag Nickname:
   As far as I could see, this is useless, but I'm using it anyway (parameters are copied from the script I'm using for messages)
3. Nabaztag Serial Number:
   The Serial Number and Mac Address you used to register your Rabbit on my.nabaztag.com, get it there.
4. Nabaztag Token:
   The one you find on my.nabaztag.com, get it there.
5. Send Message For:
   You can use the following options:
   1. all new comments:
      All comments, both published and in approval queue.
   2. just comments needing approval
   3. just published comments
   4. none (disabled)
      Just to tell you that this module is a copy of the Comment Mail, customized and adapted to work for the Rabbit, but still a copy.

   Personally, I suggest you to enable messages just for published comments, to avoid too much "spam", but you can do whatever you want :)

6. Message text for approval messages
   Insert the text you want the rabbit to read you for comments in approval queue (find the options under the textarea)
7. Message text for notification messages:
   Insert the text you want the rabbit to read you for published comments (again, find the options under the textarea)

For those who believe that Nabaztag is just a useless toy, I'd say today we can show you something useful with two plugins, FCC_Nabaztag for WordPress and NabComment for Drupal.
And I believe this is just the beginning!

UPDATE 1:
Warning, using this plugin slows comment publishing (it's because comments need to go through Violet's servers...)

UPDATE 2:
Too long comments can be truncated

UPDATE 3:
Just as Comment Mail, the module from which NabComment inherites its functionalities it doesn't detect Akismet blocked comments as "not published" (it seems like Akismet flags them later)