Joseph Z.

that is my new desktop wallpaper. It's brilliant! - Joseph Z.

I like keeping it simple, no breaks. Maybe <em> and <strong> though. - xero

Gary is such a motivator! - David Ward

You are right - Kristian Salonen

Yep - Kol Tregaskes

Nathan, use mail2ff and send the mail to both addresses. - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)

ok, as I could find this suggestion already here, I'm not going to post it again... but I really want this : being able to post at the same time to my feed and to a room (or several) with the bookmarklet - Philippe Semanaz

yeah it would be a nice and practical addition to post the same link to different rooms simultaneously. - sandhal

I had a similar suggestion. I'd like to be able to filter my "discussion" tab to exclude all my own posts where the only comment is from me. Like, when I click the "Comments & Likes" tab, I don't need to see my Delicious bookmarks where the only comment is my own description of the link. - Nathan Rein

"All that's old is new again... Last week, we wrote about a bank that brought back the shoebox as a no-tech organizing system for their time-starved clients. Now, one of our spotters alerted us to the return of the milkman. Delivering organic milk to customers' doors in glass milk bottles, the Manhattan Milk Company is reviving old-fashioned dairy delivery. For a USD 5 delivery charge, Manhattanites can get a weekly delivery of fresh milk. The company's driver loads up his truck on Wednesdays at 4 am and delivers to all of Manhattan, picking up empty bottles when he drops off the full ones. The milk is sourced from 51 Amish farms in Pennsylvania Dutch Country, about 160 miles southwest of New York City, and is also sold at the Batch store on 150B W. 10th Street." -- www.manhattanmilk.com - Cee Bee via Bookmarklet

I wish this was available in Brooklyn, too. Maybe they'll expand. - Joseph Z.

"Here are 120 things you can do starting today to help you think faster, improve memory, comprehend information better and unleash your brain’s full potential." - Leon Ho via Bookmarklet

what would also be nice is for the comments of that plurk to populate here and we could have the option to have a reply feed back to plurk, like we have with twitter. - Anika Malone

People use to be *much* more... verbose or talkative (chattative?) on Plurk because of the conversation threads. I think just a proper link from the update to the Plurk page where all replies can be easily seen would be enough. I don't want to see all those long Plurk conversations repeated here. Did you realise they even have a mute button for each thread on Plurk itself? :) It would be like importing comments from much discussed blog posts. - Rodrigo

but i the beauty is that i don't really follow the people i follow on plurk. well, not all of them. and the ones that i do, aren't very active on plurk. - Anika Malone

But you can always look for only some people's updates on Plurk and ignore the other messages, and you can do the same more easily here by receiving an update title properly linked to its page. - Rodrigo

I think this feature would be great - Damian

Yes, there is a way to remove spammer from Friend Feed Rooms! On the right hand menu - Add/Edit under the Admins - and you can remove some one from the room... - Brad Parler

"Nordic Delicacies opened in 1987, well after the near-complete demise of Little Norway. It nonetheless thrives not only on those of the Bay Ridge diaspora returning to stock up on foods that can’t be found this side of Minnesota, but also on a successful mail-order business. The store itself is quite small but packed with Scandinavian staples including lefse, a crepelike pancake with a potato base; lingonberry and cloudberry preserves; canned fish balls; and tubes of fish paste. Store-made treats include krumkaker, a large rolled cookie; herring salad; and Norwegian meatballs. 6909 3rd Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11209 (on Bay Ridge Avenue) 718-748-1874 " - Cee Bee via Bookmarklet

"Belief drives action." - Dustin via Bookmarklet

Oooo, I like the blog! - Kimberly J

http://www.google.nl/search?q=... - Peter

it would be far more useful if i didn't have to go to a third-party site to search...without search, FF is limited in usefulness as it doesn't give me great ways of easily discovering new people and/or groups if just starting out - Aaron McCullough

It would help if there were an index ordered by ((sub-)sub-)category. Creating a room should require to assign a category to the room. - Peter

LOL I forgot to post it here. - LouCypher

I updated the image. The previous one looked ugly on error403 page (http://friendfeed.com/static/) PNG transparent: http://img353.imageshack.us/im... - LouCypher

MANGA. FAIL. - Bill Sodeman

*weeps for "squeaky", his long-gone first childhood pet* - Iain Baker

Sorry! ;) - Emma

Totally. There's a workaround: click on "Comment" so it opens a text box. It disables the auto-refresh mechanism. - Mark Trapp

I too would like to disable auto-refresh. I can refresh it myself when I'm ready. - Morton Fox

I wish there's a play/pause (for auto-refresh) like http://www.friendfeedspy.com - AJ Batac

As I am subscribed to more and more Friendfeed users, it's harder to keep tracks of things. There are people I care much about who don't share often, and their entries are on page 2 or 3 before I have time to read it. If I could organize my subscriptions in folders, one for close friends, one for family, one for heavy users, etc, and view these as subsets, that would make things a lot easier. At the moment I'm reluctant to add more contacts in fear of loosing track completely. - Peter

Another solution to keep things managable would be to separate entries from comments, the way Swurl does, but that would mean a major redesign. - Peter

I'm not the first with this request. http://friendfeed.com/e/b66223... - Peter

yea everything is a mess I dont enjoy friendfeed as much because its a complete data storm - Kyle Weller