“Where is "everyone" feed on iPhone interface? And how do I get classical UI back? And where is FriendFeed search on iPhone UI? Help me Bret Taylor!!! :-)”
search is at the bottom of the page Robert - MG Siegler
Thomas, we're mean.... Robert, what is the advantage of the iPhone version of FriendFeed over the regular version? - Ontario Emperor via fftogo
as for everyone, have no idea where they'd squeeze that in, it's so compact right now. i don't really use everyone that much, do you? too noisy. - MG Siegler
Ontario: the iPhone version is a lot nicer to read. I use "Everyone" all the time. I love the noise. I also use search on Everyone to see what other peeps are saying about things. - Robert Scoble
On regular FriendFeed, I go to "Everyone" if I want to search everyone. In fftogo, search is a separate item, so I never need to go to "Everyone." - Ontario Emperor via fftogo
Classical UI link is at the very bottom of the page ("Regular (non-iPhone) interface"). For searching on Everyone, you can do it in the search box by having "who:everyone" in your query. - Dan Hsiao
I'm loving the new iPhone FriendFeed interface! It's 90% functional, with the only thing missing is search. ;-) - darnell
@darnell again, search is at the bottom of the page. Think they took a cue from mobile gmail. - MG Siegler
They also need to put the Hide link on the iPhone FF version as well. Otherwise I'm lovin it! - Chris Rodgers
We need to put links to it. I removed it for space, but will add it back when I figure out a decent UI: http://friendfeed.com/iphone/p.... Search for who:everyone works from any search box. - Bret Taylor
I try to avoid using FF on an iPhone. I have better things to do when I'm on the move ;-) - Alexander van Elsas
I love that FF actually uses their own service. You would never expect Ev or Biz or Alex to respond to someone's post about Twitter. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
Agree with Jesse. Also note that Daniel Ha uses Disqus. - Ontario Emperor via fftogo
I will have to look for the link, but I had an article talking about the math of longtail advertising. I think it applies here. - Matt Hartley
No luck, could not find the article on ROI for RSS. That said, projected monetary over the course of a year might work?? - Matt Hartley
"The capitali- zation logic determines the present value of a worker (the value of her mortgaged home, car, and line of credit together being depen- dent on her expected lifetime earnings and the risk of her being laid off). It determines the present value of a government (the amount of its bond issues being dependent on its ability to levy taxes and the social risks that come with such levies). And it de- termines the present value of any stock of goods (being equal to their one-shot resale price, discounted for the time they will be sold and the risk that they may not). Clearly, then, in order to explain capitalization we need to look not backward to the "productive" articles that supposedly make up the asset, but forward to what the asset can earn and at what risk. " BAM. - Brad Fidler via twhirl
I don't exactly. I look for downstream effects. Can I show them x number of clickthroughs via the RSS? If so, then I can show them what I've done so far. - Chris Brogan via twhirl
And more simply, you can just set target URLs that expire and redirect to something else. I bet that would chop off the long flat boring part of the graph quite nicely. Oh ALSO: http://bnarchives.yorku.ca/203... (re:above) - Brad Fidler
Twitter's value is in conversation, this says. EXACTLY right! - Robert Scoble
too often you end up with making popcorn as a tweet, I look for insight when I decide to follow a person if it isn't there I don't follow (via Alert Thingy) - BCK
i find the "(via Alert Thingy)" signature quite annoying - can you turn it off in Alert Thingy? - Alex Gawley
@alexGawley not that I know of the configuration settings are basically turn off auto start and turn off sounds. agreed that it is annoying, and hopefully something will be done - BCK
Nice article. It's been an adjustment for me to get used to Twitter conversation. - Mitchell Tsai
Better add every other tech blog out there to this list. They all link to other sources and "steal" the conversation as you say. Engadget, Slashdot, Gizmodo, the list goes on. - Bwana McCall
actually, digg is one of the biggest thiefs of conversation power - wild huh... - Chris Heuer
but the add conversation to twitter posts. Twitter cant handle this kind of functionality. - Christian Burns
It's a bit of a melodramatic title and supposition, but I share Michael's distaste for Valleywag. GMSV -- another online blog that lays low the mighty -- is snarky, usually clever, and funny. Valleywag is just mean and trashy. - Adam Lasnik
Mean and trashy, I can take. But fundamentally, I hate it because it is so damn self-congratulatory. It's that attitude of some Valley new grad who thinks they're a genius bringing democracy to the world because of his/her new social tool. It's like Bonfire of the Vanities, but nerdier and, in many cases, with no money. And Valleywag encourages to that overestimation of importance. Too mean? :) - Lilly Irani
I go back and forth on Valleywag - they can be unnecessarily mean - and have not at all liked their new sex columnists. But I find Michael's post hypocritical, considering he doesn't hesitate to eviscerate someone's startup that they've poured heart and soul into. And has even called on readers to deliberately "prank" a service he doesn't like, messing with the company's bottom line. - Carla Thompson
A suicide that's strictly due to a Valleywag story is pretty unlikely. When was the last time Valleywag broke a scandal? They just report on stuff that's already generating a lot of hoopla. - Neil Kandalgaonkar
Yeah, Carla, true. It's a bit hard to feel sorry for Arrington indeed, given that he's not exactly known for being the most loving human being out there :P. But two jerks don't make an angel. - Adam Lasnik
HA! Indeed they don't. Was just a bit incredulous at the...nerve, audacity, what's the word I'm searching for... cajones - there we go. Physician, heal thyself. - Carla Thompson
And I don't read the site. The few times I've taken a look at the articles I've been unimpressed. - Voyagerfan5761
