Louis Gray

So did MyBlogLog - Pat Hawks

They're in the process of losing me. Which is why I'm taking considerable time to integrate the ability to categorize and tag my FF likes and comments on my own blog - James Hull

The del.icio.us notes feature got a lot more useful because of Friendfeed. My del.icio.us notes finally have people to read them. So when I tag now, I tend to add commentary about the link for my subscribers here on Friendfeed. Smarter bookmarking. I also have several "conventions" that I use del.icio.us tags for. - Brian Daniel Eisenberg

very much so. Yahoo had an early lock on social search. But then they just couldn't put the pieces together. Amazing to me really. - Thomas Hawk

The key seems to be, giving readers the ability to add meta info to a submission and then discuss that info, rather than just the submitter adding info like del.icio.us does. (edited for clarity) - Paul Short

I've always used the notes, partly just for myself, but also because I have pulled a feed from my bookmarks into my websites for a long long time now. I'm having more "fun" thinking about how to use Friendfeed better. - Laura Scott via Alert Thingy

Two questions 1) FriendFeed is basically for the short-term. --- liked a lot (with a little sadness) On the flip-side, should FriendFeed offer an option to categorize and save links and just crush Delicious to bits? 2) "save links / saves" - is that not "share something" ? --- - Kishore Balakrishnan

just another quotient of luck & timing ... & investor patience ... who owns the user-generated meta-data? kinda like who owns fan supplied data on pearl jam's ten.net ... just extended into other forums/granularities of interest (bandwidth) - Scott Moskowitz

I agree w/ Thomas Hawk - Y! couldn't put the pieces together. However, on the flip side, FriendFeed does not really have any pieces -- so will I really use this as my primary bookmarking tool or photo sharing service after I have 4,000+ bookmarks on delicious and 1500+ photos on Flickr? - Rex Hammock

Delicious has survived storms and even when Yahoo is not looking so good in business right now, I will hold my delicious account and of course keep pouring more info on Friendfeed... - TonNet

The bigger question in my mind is whether Outlook can be the FriendFeed to the mainstream? - Joe Fernandez

Delicious is pretty good at being delicious. It's got its niche. I love it, apart from the truly abysmal search - john conroy

Delicious is useful as a substitute for browser bookmarks to avoid syncing if you move between different computers or browsers. - Mike Hussein Cohen