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Now i'd like to make the same for rooms and my own feed, what do i need to change? http://www.majento.com/Majento... - Majento

It feels kind of twitterish, that's not necesssarily a bad thing btw. - Mathieu Ayel

Actually I really like the box appearing on the right hand side with view/share/like. It unclutters the UI. Also like the fact that the items on the stream are separated by a line. It makes visually easier to digest the bites... - Mathieu Ayel

"perhaps I should do a post on "20% time" at some point..." Yes. Also an idea, license your blog under Creative Commons. - Philipp Lenssen

That is good fun, http://www.chrisloft.com/myFF... - but I have to brush up on my css a little bit to incorporate this onto my page. - Chris Loft

Just cool :) - Charlie Anzman

Cool. - Tyson Key

meh. I *does* feel Twitterish which is not a good thing in my book. Interesting as a FriendFeed To Go embed maybe. - AJ Kohn

feels a bit too web2.0, with the larger fonts and rounded look... it has so few controls, one wonders what to do with it... - Christopher Galtenberg

This would work very well if it used lists, etc. But for those of us with big followers' lists, we're pretty much toast. :-) - Louis Gray

I miss the view of the conversations. - Ontario Emperor

for twitter fans i guess... - Chris Hofmann

Yeah, it has a lot of problems with high volume posters. I actually had to temporarily unsubscribe from Scoble so that other people would show up as well :). This started off with me wondering if our realtime view (http://friendfeed.com/realtime) could have some kind of threading added in. It doesn't really work in a lot of cases, but by putting the code out there I'm hoping that it will inspire other people to come up with interesting new interfaces (and also show how easy it is to use our API). - Paul Buchheit

@Peter: A sticky post that remains at the top until I decide otherwise would be fantastic. I'd also like the ability to change the number of items I see per page. @Paul: Kudos on the realtime and for the API. - AJ Kohn

This API is absolutely simple and easy to use - but the styles interfere with my css and my poor coding is not up to sorting them out so that I can add the FF-UI to one of my pages rather than put it on a separate page. Heaps of fun to use. http://www.chrisloft.com/myFF... - Chris Loft

Ack!! It looks like Twitter!!! - Lindsay

not really diggin it to be honest. as an optional or additional way to view ff it could work for those who choose, but i think the one we have currently looks a little better - Cee Bee

Actually, looks kinda like Tumblr. - Yolanda

yeah - i prefer this. its instantly recodnisable as FF. the prototype looks more like Twitter. - Roberto Bonini

I will get used to whatever UI you put on top of FF, so I'm not to worried about what sites it does or doesn't look like. This approaches what I would really like for FF, which is to set a rate of information flow (maybe even have some sort of dial). There are already recommended friends, which would be smarter when I have time to waste than surfing "everyone", but I could dial it way back on busy days. This would also help with discovery because I could add people to my home feed if I like their stuff. - Clare Dibble

Been checking it out with my own name replacing yours..it's an entirely new perspective on FF. Could be good...not sure yet. Thanks for posting. - Josh Haley

I just realized that it looks surprisingly like a chi.mp site. I.e. http://sunla.mp/ - jho

It looks a bit like twitter, I think we could utilize a couple different ui designs in "settings" - Kyle Weller

it's interesting, not sure I like it. - mikepk

I do like the "roll your own with the JSON" approach though. Tried to do something similar with our stuff back in the day. - mikepk

Where "back in the day" means 1-2 years ago. :) - mikepk