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Can't wait the list goes live here in China. - Steve Chou

Still a dead link for me. Booo - Simon Wicks

i'm poking my little toe into the list waters first - building some personal lists and seeing what others have created - bear (aka Mike Taylor)

I'm so loving the folks who have made public lists. Only problem I can see is that there will be quite a bit of crossover--same folks on numerous lists. Still, I love the one click follow of presorted lists. Very useful, fun to play with and explore. - Kathy Fitch

If you follow a presorted list, do those people show up in your home feed as well? - Jordan Hofker

Jordan, no, they don't, unless you are already following them. You have to click on the list to read that list's stream. And, you can follow a list without following any of the individuals on it, which is awfully nice, I think. - Kathy Fitch

What, they don't feed their tweets through to FriendFeed? - Bruce Lewis

Kathy, that sounds perfect. Can you select individuals out of the lists to follow, then? - Jordan Hofker

Jealous. - Bryce Roney

very jealous - Thomas Power

Beyond jealous. - Willem (@wim66) ☠

I could say something like "you'll get it soon" and "you won't like it anyway", but at least half of that would be a lie. Let's just say it makes commenting on FriendFeed feel slow. - Louis Gray

And makes you hesitate to type. - Jérôme Flipo

I'm slightly confused, why is everyone jealous of wave invitees? - Steven Cains

Its the shiny new thing for us early adopters to try. - Roberto Bonini

can you send an invitation to me ? email : rasputin.darkness@gmail.com - هومنے

can you sand me an invitation? norba1@gmail.com Please! :) - TheNorba

Here's an important question I can't get a straight answer on - do people invited by other users get invites too? - Martin Bryant

Martin: No... - Ahsan Ali aka. Slick

reminds me about friendfeed :) - Chris Hofmann

Wow. I do get that immediate comfortable feeling with it. It's FF minus share and hide plus the miniavatar hack http://friendfeed.com/friendf... - Micah Wittman

Very cool. And so much snappier. Lovin' it already. And Paul, I'm assuming you're going to try to move Facebook in that direction. - Johan Bakken

I love it. Now if only we could use it in Facebook. - Faraz Mullick

Good stuff! I've been using Facebook Lite to get straight to the content I care about without having to sift through gobs of application notifications, but this looks even better. - Roger

Don't see the added value yet, but you can tell their working with Friendfeed is starting to pay off. - Vincent van Wylick

Excellent! A bit of real-time here, a bit of hiding there and now we have the best Facebook client. Congrats! - Andrés David Aparicio

The implementation of read state in kind of confusing. I look forward to more iteration in this space... long overdue. - Michael Leggett

awesome - andy brudtkuhl

Paul: does the BSD-CC license apply to code files in the dev URL? - Andrés David Aparicio

how come that it does not update in realtime ? ah, okay,it's not ff... - Lode Nachtergaele

I'd like it more if I could hide individual posts on a one by one basis like I can on FriendFeed. - Thomas Hawk

It also seems like it only went three pages back for me. Would be better to page indefinitely. - Thomas Hawk

To clarify, this isn't something that I or anyone else from FriendFeed created -- it's just a cool app. I don't know anything about the licensing terms. - Paul Buchheit

Our wishful thinking got the best of us, it seems :) - Andrés David Aparicio

I wonder who is behind it, I'll repeat my question in the Fan Page then... - Andrés David Aparicio

it may not be something that FF created, but it's something along the lines of what the FF team ought to consider creating -- maybe as a place to test and experiment with engagement before considering features for broader roll out at Facebook. Creating a FF version of Facebook's news feed, complete with hide functionality, thread bumping, etc. would seem like a far more interesting way to interact with Facebook. - Thomas Hawk

Paul, thanks for sharing it. Andrés, it is indeed BSD-CC licensed and the code is hosted on GitHub: http://github.com/nshah.... - daaku

Excellent! Thanks, Daaku. - Andrés David Aparicio

I have been using Evernote since it's inception and it is still a must-have app on my desktop. - BLOGBloke

Love Evernote's syncing features. Still wished it looked and behaved more like Google Notebook. - mrshl

Agree! Looking forward to your post. - Herb Hernandez

have any of you guys running windows seen the recent beta release of evernote? I've never been a fan of the windows UI so I'm really stoked to play around with it more. http://blog.evernote.com/2009... - metalerik

I love Evernote! - Jesse Stay

evernote is awesome, i'm starting to use it a lot more...i just wish they'd add/change some features to the desktop app. - Scott

still think its not going to survive? - Zee.

@Zee. Nope. I am a total convert. I came around and have been spending time wih their team too. - Steve Rubel from email

Great app! Having an iPhone now makes it even more usable. Love it. - Tibor Holoda from iPhone

True. I use it as contacts, apart from guy Kawasaki's 14 uses. - Nitin Nanivadekar

I pretty much mention Evernote to everyone I know. wonderful app that keeps getting better. - jbrotherlove

welcome to my world :) evernote rocks - tevfik bülent öngün

I think Evernote has one of the greatest business models I have ever seen. - Kevin Traver

I just wish the app wasn't so clunky...especially when dealing with massive notebooks. - Matt Snoulten

Does anyone use Evernote for tracking todo's? - Steve Rubel from email

@Abi, on the iPhone too? In one notebook, how? - Steve Rubel from email

Evernote 3.5 beta has a new screen. Earlier it was so difficult to navigate. - Nitin Nanivadekar

I wish there was an apps for android... - fwed

Tracking To-Do's is not effective on Evernote because it does not have alarm or a future driven trigger. - Nitin Nanivadekar

What do you use Evernote for? Tracking todos? Lists? - David Berrebi from iPhone

Evernote USED to be awesome. It is just OK now. They jumped the shark with 3.0 - George Gray

Amazon has done a nice job of solving this on the Kindle iPhone app by introducing a rotate lock on the lower right. http://www.taptaptap.com/blog... Apple should add that on Safari. - Mike Doeff

Jailbreak your phone already. Then install SBSettings and RotationInhibitor. Done. http://www.appleiphoneschool.com/2009... - Otto

I wonder if anyone is working on a good curation system for the real time web. So far I haven't seen one that puts it all together. - Robert Scoble

I don't quite get it... Does a curation system create a topic and then you are able to drag in bits and pieces from other sources? - Nicholas Orr

Congratulations on your son, Robert! Is it true he is RSS? Just to clarify, are you saying that this is a service and a client/reader that allows all your tweets, photos, posts, and all the comments from all of those show up in one place? - Susie Wee

This sounds a bit like Gist to me. Only problem, is that Gist is complete brain overload and as it offers so much it kind of becomes useless. Not to say that it won't get better or someone else won't do it better. - redeye

redeye: nope, Gist is great for keeping track of people. An important part of curation, for sure, but not the important parts. - Robert Scoble

I also didn't get it. Is that something like your post in friendfeed and then all related content from all the other services (photos, videos, facebook comments...) are like comments threaded under? - Martin Adamek

Susie: yes, our new son's name is Ryan Soroush Scoble. - Robert Scoble

thinking about it some more - kinda sounds like Google Wave + Robots... - Nicholas Orr

Nicholas: except I haven't seen a really great publishing tool in Google Wave yet. Certainly nothing that comes up to the quality of Tumblr or Posterous. And I haven't seen a great Twitter reader in it yet either. - Robert Scoble

Martin: right. Except my curation tool would NOT have a forum turned on underneath like FriendFeed does (by default). It would be optional. FriendFeed got so close it isn't even funny! - Robert Scoble

Yeah true - I was really thinking about the concept of a wave and it's replay/edit abilities - they seem like good things to have... - Nicholas Orr

Robert, you're not trying to centralize things that can't/shouldn't be centralized are you (as in conversations) ;-) - Alexander van Elsas

Alexander: hmm, I'm trying to get one place to post all my thoughts on what's coming across my screens. So far the industry hasn't given me that. - Robert Scoble

I understand the need. You can already post in one place, but the problem is that not everyone follows you at that one place, right? I personally kinda like that conversation is distributed and hard to catch. It's like real life. Before you know it we will have aggregators that aggregate other aggregators that.... - Alexander van Elsas

Alexander: actually I don't know of some place that lets me put everything I do into one place. Not nicely, at least. - Robert Scoble

I've seen a few dozen real good Real Time curation tools over the years. Onespot had one geared towards the blogosphere. Nowpublic, I think it was, has a tool geared towards journalists trying to decipher the twitterstream - Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins

@Robert. You are right (FF got close). That is what all these services you mention attempt. Waste of energy and duplication. It would be better if you would simply own a place on the web where you can do all that. Anyone connected to you would (if you grant them access) see your flow of information as soon as you are connected. #user-centric-web. - Alexander van Elsas

Maybe it could be a relay - whatever comment is made on FF is made on your thing and vice versa, except your thing relays to FF,Facebook,Twitter,RSS,etc :) As Alexander says, unless people actually connect your thing the people wont see anything. Some people only know one thing.. - Nicholas Orr

@Scobleizer You are right on the Money. We need the 6 things that we like from the 6,588,555 things Check this out:... http://post.ly/5sPB - Vasu Srinivasan

Released that yesterday -- http://docs.40twits.com/ -- not all that you describe but a lot of it. More coming in River2 possibly today. We had a good start in Radio, which I think you used. - Dave Winer

http://www.scripting.com/stories... - Dave Winer

Seems like this could be solved with a fairly simple web application that can post a selection of tweets, liked items, etc. to a blog API as a draft entry. - Ankush Narula