<grammar_nazi>"effect"</grammar_nazi> - Mark Jaquith from twhirl

And to answer the question: limited. Blogging is huge, FriendFeed, not so much. - Mark Jaquith from twhirl

what is friendfeed and blogging's effect on spelling? - Trent Olson

It's affect is we be gettin teh worst grammar n speling evar - Nicola D'Agostino (nda)

i think friendfeed has the capacity to dumb-down the meaning of a complete sentence.. - Terence

Friendfeed's effect? huh? Stoopid is as stoopid does, people. - Jim Hearts FF from twhirl

Damnit Mashable, we have to get our grammar right! - Ben Parr

lol! you guys are too much - Shey, Jamaican of FF

Any comments about the actual post? - Shey, Jamaican of FF

I don't make nearly as many small entries in my blog,,, between twitter and friendfeed my blog is now reserved for longer items - Soulhuntre

I agree with Soulhuntre. My Blog is now only for larger posts. - Marius Quadflieg

The article itself seems like a fair and accurate assessment of the trend towards smaller posts being shifted off blogs and onto services such as friendfeed, whilst leaving the "deep thought" intact. Now, as to the discussion in this here comment stream: Friendfeeds are a for me the good of internets yes? Bloggings are a not so many of much and more, since of the friendfeeds in my browser am. - Slippy "Threadsbane" Lane