We're you able to get this to work? I haven't been able to. - Scott Bauer
No, it didn't work for me, either. I've got tons of Twitter friends, and I'm not going to bother creating imaginary friends for all of them. So long, losers! - Jon Galloway
There would have to be a complete re-design around both binding and the simple "IMessageService" interface I threw in there. It could be done, but perhaps the Twhirl approach, e.g. a window per service, would work better? - Scott Koon via twhirl
I would take a user-centric approach. what are the primary actions on ff, secondary actions, what info is necessary, how to reduce info-overload, etc. starting with this type of brainstorming, it would probably mean creating a new client vs a client that does both twitter and friendfeed. - Alan Le
I agree. Now that I've used FriendFeed for a bit, I'm seeing how a client like AlertThingy pulls that together. With FriendFeed as a superset, I don't really need Twitter anymore. - Jon Galloway
I agree with Alan, FF has so much more info available, it would be better to design for FF than fit in an old box. - John Stockton
See, I'm thinking that if I add the Twitter folk I'm following, creating imaginary friends if they don't use friendfeed, and use engtech's twitter script. FF will be a better Twitter client than Twitter. - Scott Koon via twhirl
This is one of my favorite features of FriendFeed, though what happens when your imaginary friends really do join FF? Is it smart enough to change them into "real" friends? - Brandon Wood
Make sure you check out Rooms and see if you like any. The best way to find them is just click on someone's name and see what they're in and keep doing it. - Jordan Hofker