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How can it be easier on FF? It is simple IMO - Drew Lucas

Dragging and dropping would be especially helpful. Having to navigate to each list via a list of links or a drop-down menu and then select users for each list is tedious. It'd also be helpful to be able to mass remove people from the home feed, and mass unsubscribe from people. Being able to duplicate a list would be great, too. - Mark Trapp

At least FF has friends lists! - Christopher Lynn

Mark: visit http://friendfeed.com/friends, select "Home feed" from the drop down and click "Add/remove friends" next to the drop down, and you can bulk-deselect people to remove them from your home feed. At the top of other friend lists, click "Add/remove friends" to bulk select people to add/remove. Does that work for you? - Bret Taylor

Bret: that definitely solves one of my issues with user management. Is the ability to remove people en masse from the home feed relatively new? I can't believe I've missed that for so long. If I remember correctly, we used to be able to select a bunch of people and subscribe or unsubscribe from them via our subscriber/subscription lists, which would also help for managing things. Now, it seems like we have to navigate to each user or hover over each user's avatar. - Mark Trapp

A drag and drop interface would be killer, but that's definitely in my "nice to have" list. - Mark Trapp

Travel. - Anika

I will do almost the same things I'm doing now, I think - directeur

Build an organization. Make an impact. - coldbrew

@Mark, yes, you can do whatever you'd like. - Lindsay

Keep working, saving the extra money toward opening a restaurant. Or a brewery. - Joey Gibson

Lindsay, tell me, you won that contest, didn't you? :) - directeur

For me, this is easy. I'd be able to take much better care of my Mom. After that responsibility passes, I'd like to travel a bit. I'd also love to take classes on things that are interesting to me. Jewelry making, musical instruments, languages, photography, whatever strikes me. - Yolanda

I'd get to have the job I'd love to do: teaching. I'd be working for the joy of it rather than for the money, which right now isn't possible due to lay offs and needing an income to support my son and me. The idea of working because you want to and not because you have to is very appealing. - Just Kidée: Road Warrior

Quit my job, travel, volunteer, and open a photography studio. I have the money for these things. Working takes up too much of my time to properly pursue them. - Eric P

I'd quit two of my jobs and keep on being a pastor. I'd use that money to put toward education for my kids. - Jim #TeamMonique

Simple, Turn my attention towards a few pet projects and work on them fulltime (as if it were a real job), and attempt to monetize them as much as possible, then move on to using the proceeds to invest, and try to see as many of my brilliant ideas come to fruition as possible. Oh, and also buy an island and protect it with frickin sharks with frickin lasers. - Daniel Bruce

Write full-time. - Steven Perez

Write, travel, volunteer, go back to school to learn various things of interest, have a family. Someday I hope to have @directeur's answer. - joey

Write fiction full-time and not care if it sells or not. - Nine Ferdinand

if one accepts, he can't keep working, or get another job? - Marcos Marado

Spend even more time on FF! (and sleep in every day) - c.a.j.

Not having to work frees up time to develop a second income from a hobby. - Morton Fox

travel - Jeff (Team マクダジ )

My current standard of living is so lame that I would have to keep working at some sort of job just to get ahead a bit. - m9m, Crone of FriendFeed

spend time with my family and as much time as I possibly could on my photography. - Thomas Hawk

Write a novel and go wild with photography - Mark Philpot

I would take a vacation. Then I would try to find equal pay from some other means and take more financial risks (business, investments, etc). - Valley

Same as Thomas. - Bob M. Montgomery from twhirl

I'd probably finally get through my pile of unwatched DVDs and actually film something. - James Ferguson

I would keep working on my startup (a media company), write more fiction, do more gardening, cook for myself more often, travel and workout more frequently. - Christopher Lynn

I would quit working full time but keep a part time job at a book store for the discount. I would also finish the degree that I am working on but probably become a full time student and study history, philosophy, literature, math, etc... I'm kind of obsessed with learning now a days. - Greg Bishop

Oh. And with my new job, I'll be more opinionated. - Valley

hookers and blow - Morgan

at least you're honest, Morgan. LOL - Jim #TeamMonique

MVB: it used to be common. In the US at least you're hard pressed to find any private sector job that includes a pension. As for what I'd do: no idea. That's why the concept of retirement doesn't "turn me on" too much either. - FFing Enigma

I'd keep working until everything was paid off, including the mortgage, after which. . . I don't rightly know. Maybe keep working anyway. - Steve Lowe

I'd spend less time worrying and more time coding. And yes, my software would continue to be donationware. That wouldn't change, and less worrying about how to make ends meet would ensure that. - April Russo

MVB: that would by why I said 'private sector', takes the government jobs out of the equation. And living in an extremely non-union state, there are pretty much no private sector pensions anymore. - FFing Enigma