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June 5 at 11:18 pm - Link
love that blog title - Adam Kazwell
Discovery, absolutely - Soulhuntre via twhirl
It's a 50/50 split for me. - Mike Fruchter
I want the signal in a feed, and I want the discovery in a field. Does that make sense? - Phil Glockner
@Adam - thanks. Sounds like a short order cook barking at you. - Hutch Carpenter
I'm probably more on the signalist side than I think, but I've been slowly migrating toward the discoverer camp as I get used to FriendFeed. I'm becoming more open to subscribing to people than I was before. - Hutch Carpenter
@J. Phil - maybe a little more context for "discovery in a field"? - Hutch Carpenter
I posted this on Hutch's blog: I'm a discoverer according to Hutch's table, but I don't necessarily want to wade thru tons of stuff to discover, at least not all the time. It would be nice to have a discovery filter, though I don't know how that would work. I like the new "best of" filters. But I also think we have to be careful to not equate relevance with popularity (if that's how the "best of" routines work). Popularity depends on who's voting and what they want. If you don't totally share their criteria, "best of" rankings might not help you much. Either that or choose your friends carefully :-) I've noticed there's no "best of" option in rooms, just in the general friends feed. It might be interesting to apply the new "best of" filtering to rooms in addition to the general friends feed. That way, you've at least chosen to share some specific subject with the members of the room. - Tom Landini
@Tom - you bring up an interesting point. People with large subscriber bases will exercise a large amount of control over each person's "best of" listing. There's a good argument to be made that people with large followings know what they're doing, and thus are good sources for determining "best of". But good content that misses the attention of those with large followings may suffer. - Hutch Carpenter
How bout have both, Hutch? Setup 2 FF accts. One where you are very narrow with your subscriptions limited only to feeds you are interested in, and also use it for primary communications, and then set up another where you just add like 1000+ of random interesting, or just whatever so that you can poll the spectrum of friends of the feed while still remaining more narrow than the "everyone" tab so you can actually catch content - - Anthony
Sorry Hutch. If I compare it to radio it suddenly becomes a very simple analogy: Signal is signal, and discovery is the entire AM/FM range of wavelengths.. all I need is a tool to find what I like, and the signal comes through. - Phil Glockner
just reposted Hutch's chart in this post - Why Online Noise is Good For You http://www.readwriteweb.com/ar... thanks for the useful visual Hutch! - Marshall Kirkpatrick
No no no lads and lasses! This is far too civilised a discussion for a bitchmeme. - Matt Harwood via fftogo
@Anthony - that's an interesting idea. I find myself not using the "best of" features a whole lot yet. But maybe setting up something with people that fall outside my current subscriptions would be interesting. I know Colin Walker was contemplating something like this as well. - Hutch Carpenter
@Hutch. Thanks. I had the idea one day, and found out FF makes it really easy to do that if you start subscribing to people at once when FF offers you the option at setup. I started just hitting subscribe on all the people with the most services added, then just started going for everyone that posts in English, lol. Also a good idea to set up a daily poller, or discussion generator account that people can watch for the best of one type of news...even tho FF offers you that option now... - Anthony
@Marshall - great post (and not just because my chart's in there). "Why Online "Noise" is Good For You" really does a good job outlining the "why" and joy of discovery. And you're speaking Robert Scoble's language! - Hutch Carpenter
@Matt - LOL! Someone's got to thrown down the absolute POV in here. - Hutch Carpenter
@J. Phil I like your radio analogy; we need tools to find what we like and it'll come to us. And we all want that. But it's the stuff I might not know I like until I'm exposed to it that I don't want to miss. - Tom Landini
del.icio.us recomends that I tag the blog post 'noise' - Ashton
If I hang out with the same folks all the time don't I just learn the same things over and over. I love friend of a friend - just wish it were easier to track bios - mcwflint
@Ashton - Ha! Really? Well, the recommendations come from whoever previously bookmarked it. Guess that's the category for it. - Hutch Carpenter
Hutch: re your Definition of Noise, I think that in addition to Signal, Discovery, and Noise you should also consider another factor - Too Much Signal. I think this could easily have the same effect on the user as Noise, but in this situation it's harder for a user to (a) realize this is happening, and (b) feel the need to do something about it in order to allow for more Discovery or exposure to other Signals of interest. - Aviv
@Aviv - that's a really good thought. When do you need to stand up and get away from the signal? Marshall Kirkpatrick's post http://www.readwriteweb.com/ar... has some perspective along those lines. - Hutch Carpenter
Hutch: great points in your post - I like the "Discovery" idea. Reminds me of the pie wedges: Things I know; Things I don't know; Things I don't know that I don't know. It's what bothers me about twitter -- so hard to catch the signal due to the noise. - Arthur Germain
I've saved this for my students. I think I am mostly a signalist (given these definitions) though I do have some discovery tendencies. Maybe we need a few more categories though ... for me, the issue is largely time. I don't have a lot of it. So I have to be strategic about my time online. I imagine I'm not alone in this criteria ;) - Mel "Friend of Marco" McB
Very cool Melanie. I'd be interested in other categories you (and your students) would come up with. - Hutch Carpenter
To some extent, takes me back to searching class in library school and precision (articles right on target, but you might be missing some) versus recall (getting a lot of articles, but too many to wade through/some might not be relevant). - Steven Kaye
I want both and sometimes what was noise in the begin morphs into signal via discovery. - Mark Forman
Twitter
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Svetlana Gladkova posted an entry on Profy.Com
May 27 at 10:00 pm - Link
"Super-like". Nice article, Cyndy - Robert Seidman
So if it was Cyndy who wrote it, why haven't the Profy authors claimed a multi-author blog and correctly shown that it was Cyndy who posted it, eh? Svetlana, must you always try to grab Cyndy's glory? - Louis Gray
@Louis - I'm not actually trying to steal the glory here - I honestly have not seen it possible to claim a multi-author blog here the way it can be done on MyBlogLog, for example. Though of course I'd prefer to do just that - Svetlana Gladkova via twhirl
Go to "Account", click "edit/add" next to services, click on the RSS icon for www.profy.com, check the box for multiple authors, and then add your name. (And yes, I know you weren't trying to steal Cyndy's glory...) - Louis Gray
@Louis - Thanks for the explanation, I'll see if it's really as simple as it sounds right now :) - Svetlana Gladkova via twhirl
Yes, it was really that simple! How could I not notice it when I first added the Profy feed here. Thanks a lot for pointing that out to me! - Svetlana Gladkova
It's funny to see Amazon mentioned. I remember when everyone was laughing at them as being "unsustainable", and saying that they would be out of business as soon as B&N started a website. I also remember when Google was a "obscure niche player in an already mature market". - Paul Buchheit
Paul, very true, for some reason people tend to think that new companies in already established markets with strong players have no chances to survive - and only months or years later we don't even remember who originally were the strong players. - Svetlana Gladkova via twhirl
People (including managements of dominant companies) consistently underestimate how successful new players with useful solutions will be because they consistently fail to understand how much current solutions still suck. - Ranjit Mathoda
Yes, that's probably the key to continuous success - actually listening to what your customers want to be improved. And I guess many startups do this much better than established companies - Svetlana Gladkova via twhirl
@Robert Thanks! @Louis LOL. I had it claimed that way, but didn't realize Svetlana didn't. @Paul I know! People then thought I was nuts to be singing their praises. Bezos really did have a vision. And I wrote a review of Google that called it "the web's best-kept secret." Hilarious now! - Cyndy
FriendFeed
Andrew Dobrow posted a message
“Twit-Out was a great result of group collabration. Bwana, Shey, Susan and I pretty much organized the thing together without having to communicate directly, which is really saying something about modern technology.”
May 21 at 5:37 pm - Link
Great job on your efforts. You all spawned a lot of conversation. Mazltov! - swhitley
*insert handshake action here* Thanks everyone, good job guys. - Andrew Dobrow
Helping along by Twiiter outages too, nice of them to participate ;) - jjprojects
So, it's over? No more twit-out fun? Let's reschedule this next week too. - possible248
Awesome job there Andrew, Bwana and Shey - we're a great team!! Shey was the brain child, Bwana the visionary and Andrew the organizer! and all I did was supply the Twit-Out name. You guys did WAY more work than I did! - Susan Beebe
Not that fast, possible :-D We've got 3 hours left, me and Bwana are going around 26 hours since we started at 10:30ish yesterday. - Andrew Dobrow
now do you actually think it was effective to show the issue with twitter? Will people stay away from twitter even after today? I believe in most cases both answers would be no. - Philip Evans via twhirl
I really enjoyed the collaboration and am very impressed with the results of our efforst! WOW!!!! neat, huh?! - Susan Beebe
yee, job awesomely done, keep up the good work feeple - Dobromir Hadzhiev
totally agree. kudos to shey, bwana, andrew, susan, et all. i'm just mad i was too busy to actively participate till just now. - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
I've read a lotta cool things about Twitter and FriendFeed. One thing I noticed though, was as soon as there was no Twitter to complain about, there were some complaints about what was wrong with FriendFeed. I don't know, just an observation. - Sean Hanna
Also wondering about FriendFeed's capacity. What if everyone from Twitter came here tomorrow. Would we see massive outages? Dunno' - swhitley
Add that to one of the things I learned -- that's powerful. It was a very controversial topic tho, that helped it spread. - Shey
@sean people like to complain, you stop them from complaining about one thing they will find something new. - Philip Evans via twhirl
Just wanted to say that looking at this, we are viewing it through a very specific filter. Those that are likely heavy users and early adopters. What % of folks would we be of Twitter users if we all stopped using Twitter period. - Todd Jordan
@swhitley That's a good question and remains to be seen. So far when Twitter goes down and FF activity explodes, it's been flawless. - Shey
if you really want to sabotage twitter best way is to willingly give me the rights to your rss with others and create a giant consentual panopticons. that would screw the server architecture and if everyone would agree to cooperate there wouldn't be a thing @Jack could do. now that would be a REAL twit out. for starters we convince the fake Colbert to cooperate with all those followers - AnotherⓃⓄⒶⒽ
Another misconception -- no one wanted to sabotage Twitter - Shey
delicious
Morton Fox bookmarked a page on delicious
May 20 at 5:42 pm - Link
wats this about ? - viki saigal
Looks like something cool coming soon. I can't login. - Robert Scoble
Aviv posted the link earlier this evening. It's apparently a different reading interface for Friendfeed with more filters and such built in. But I don't think it's quite ready yet. - Morton Fox
FF on steroids - Aviv
I can't log in yet either. Aviv, is it in lockdown right now? - Clay Newton
It is.. but not for long ;) - Aviv
For those of you not sure what FFreader is, here's what Aviv wrote earlier, I tracked it down "For those not sure what FFReader will be, here is what Aviv said earlier "http://ffreader.com might be just what you're looking for. Many have emailed me saying they either don't like to manage Greasemonkey scripts or simply don't use Firefox.. so I've been working on a FF wrapper with all the goodies and filters built in. Hope to have it ready by the end of the month. Lemme know if you'd like to test it :)" - Andrew Dobrow
And oh, I'm so in for the testing when it happens. - Andrew Dobrow
I would try FFreader too when it is ready. - Morton Fox
SO in for testing. I was only looking at all the FF goodies this morning and thinking "what if I'm the uncool kid who doesn't use firefox??". Awesome. Where do I sign up? - Brad McCrorey
I don't use Firefox either. In theory, it is possible to hack some Firefox extensions into K-Meleon but that could get messy. - Morton Fox
Btw - for those on Safari - most scripts should work on a Fluid FF app (fluidapp.com), which has Greasemonkey support - Aviv
@aviv - Awesome! Hadn't heard of it.. I'll definitely have a look. - Brad McCrorey
Count me in for testing! - Capn' "One-Eye" Longman ☠
and me - viki saigal
Hey Aviv, I'd like to be in the testing bunch too, please!! :) - Lindsay Donaghe
Andrew...send me an invite too... I am a complete invite junkie, you know. - Susan Beebe
I would definitely be down for testing...I have some ideas for tweaks to the FF interface and filtering is a high priority for me. - Tyler Hannan
I've seen that, looking forward to it, and yes I'm available for testing :-) - Dobromir Hadzhiev
been waiting for something like this, in for testing - John Duff
FriendFeed
Hutch Carpenter posted a link
Friendfeed 2018
May 20 at 4:39 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
So it'll be a blue/orange Florida Gator kind of thing? - Tom Landini
"Full blogging suite" really tells smthng valuable. Thanks for post! ; ) - Erhan "peanut" Erdogan
Could happen even before 2018... that's 10 years from now... think what was popular in 1998... - lilbyrdie
LOL! that's great! - Lindsay Donaghe
LOL!!! - Bwana McCall
It may outlast Twitter if it goes for 10 years! - Morton Fox
In 2018, FriendFeed will be on an island in Second Life! - Tad - the Meme Maker
Full blogging suite? Someone's listening ;) - Colin Walker
Awesome mockup design! The Future awaits us...how inspiring! - Susan Beebe
FriendFeed
Morton Fox posted a message
“Started writing Friendfeed client for Vim. *more maniacal laughter*”
May 20 at 3:26 pm - Link
Holy.....keep us updated!!! - Bwana McCall
I'm borrowing a lot of code from my Vimscript Twitter client and then dropping in friendfeed.com/api/share and seeing if it works. At least, that's the plan. - Morton Fox
I want to get it to the point where Vim can post messages and images. I can already post links from K-Meleon so I can leave that for later. - Morton Fox
Okay, posting simple messages from the FFeedVim plugin works already! See samples here: http://friendfeed.com/mftest but don't subscribe to mftest because it'll be only test messages and junk. - Morton Fox
You truly are the Vim god. I'm ready to test in MacVim when you've got the plugin posted ;) - Brad McCrorey
FriendFeed
Jeremy Toeman posted a message
“Note to friendfeed team: the "subscriptions" widget is getting less useful - some algorithm of yours basically has the same mix "top" people on everyone's pages. would be better to have it be more dynamic based on the content the individual is interacting with.”
May 20 at 12:21 pm - Link
It would be nice if the FF "recommended" list had more than 18 people on it. I'd like to see a more comprehensive list of everyone who is one degree of separation from me ranked by how many of my friends follow them. - Thomas Hawk
i think it would also be more helpful if it reflected the people who's content i am liking/commenting on the most - Jeremy Toeman
Or the ability to ignore/delete/hide some recommended people, as Facebook now has. I am guessing that most people have the same recommended people on their list because they follow people like Scoble and a few other top users who have similar contacts, it seems to recommend people that more than one of your contacts has. - cmiper
yes, Jeremy, I agree that it would be nice if it based its recs on the people you're having the most interaction with. - edythe
I stopped using that page because it didn't change. - Russellreno
FriendFeed
Jeremiah Owyang posted a message
“Damn you Friendfeed, now I have yet another place to go look for conversations at! ;)”
May 20 at 10:26 am - Link
Welcome to friendfeed! - Britney Mason
Haha, yes! Welcome :) - Shey
Jeremiah you were always here for us! :D But here is not an "another" place only : ) - Erhan "peanut" Erdogan
What took you so long ;) - Sally Church
FriendFeed is *the* place conversations are happening. The good news is that it can incorporate a lot of the previous places you've been going. - Thomas Hawk
Heheh. Got another one. - Robert Scoble
It was only a matter of time :) Welcome! - Devlin Dunsmore via twhirl
Welcome aboard! - Morton Fox
It's really scary to see the Friendfeed mob take yet another prisoner. People, get a life. It's just a tool, real life is happening around us while we are all watching our screens - Alexander van Elsas
@Alexander - resistance is futile... - Hutch Carpenter
More the THE place for conversations ;) - Akshay Dodeja
I remember seeing an episode where Captain Picard resisted and saved the day. I love that one ;-) I'll use Friendfeed as a tool, nothing more, nothing less. I like it, but I like a lot of tools. I use GMail all the time too, don't discuss that every day either. And don't get me started on Firefox, the best open source tool have ever used ;-) - Alexander van Elsas
@Alex I guess we could say the same for any Twitterer or Blogger for that matter - Shey
Late adopter. What kind of Web Strategy is that? :-) - Louis Gray
@Alexander I shall change my name to Jean-Luc in that case. Make it so! - Cyndy
I never 'looked' for conversations before so I'm happy with FriendFeed as my only source of conversations. - Capn' "One-Eye" Longman ☠
What is everyone using to view friendfeed? Web, Twhirl, rss? - Doug Brooks
@Doug Create a new post for this : ) - Erhan "peanut" Erdogan
FriendFeed will start a new wave of blogging so people can their stuff posted into FriendFeed. Or not. - Mark Dykeman
Blog
Darren Rowse posted an entry on ProBlogger Blog Tips
May 19 at 12:33 pm - Link
I don't think anyone in the world knows more about blogging than you do, at least in terms of what you have articulated!! - Alex Hammer
From post: "Bloggers know how to be interesting - but being interesting starts with being interested. Most successful bloggers that I’ve met would blog on their chosen topic for free - because they have some kind of passion or interest in it themselves." So true! - Hutch Carpenter
Twitter
Eric Berlin posted a message on Twitter
Blog
May 16 at 11:02 am - Link
"The four co-founders of FriendFeed have the best resumes on the Internet." - Louis Gray
Looks good! - Barbara K. Baker
Excellent read. - Mathew A. Koeneker
Thanks! - Mitch Wagner
Of course I'm still following you on Twitter, Mitch :-) - Marcie Lascher
Excellent read! Paul and Bret are awesome! I love Friendfeed and I am not only an early adopter, but an evangelist for the product!!!!!!! :-) - Susan Beebe
Google Reader
Louis Gray shared an item on Google Reader
May 15 at 7:22 pm - Link
An iPhone or iPod touch with eBooks on it will easily take the Kindle down. Apple has a distribution system all set up in iTunes. they're probably just waiting to see if eBooks have any legs, and if so, they flip a switch and game over. - Jason Kaneshiro
Well, I recall what Jobs has to say about it: http://gizmodo.com/345502/stev... - Jason Wehmhoener
"Game over"- enough said - Anthony Farrior via twhirl
why would i carry a klugey device just to read books when i can do it on my good looking phone? - Morgan via twhirl
I think the Apple device would have to be bigger then the current iPhone/Touch...much like the mockup in the blogpost...but I also think it would be game/set/match to Apple. - Chris Rossini
@Chris true, that would be ideal. Yet, the installed base of iPods and iPhones is huge - even if just a fraction of them download eBook content I'm sure it would be more than the kindle. - Jason Kaneshiro
Delivery of books through ITunes...peachy - /(bb|[^b]{2})/ (Kamath) via twhirl
Thanks for pointing my way, Louis. You've factor'd up my web traffic with your "like" designation. - Rex Hammock
@Jason..good point...and after thinking about it, I doubt Apple will make a larger device. I'm sure many people, myself included, will want their phone, music, photos, web (and ebooks) on one *small* device. - Chris Rossini
I want a mobipocket (Kindle's native format) reader for the iPhone, plus Kindle syncing through iTunes (including 'last read' point) Done right, I could switch between Kindle at home and iPhone on the go, and never lose my place... - Chuck Lawson
I still like my eReader on the Treo. If Apple has a decent ereader implementation (including being able to read .pdb files), that might just be enough reason to switch over to an iPhone/Touch. I would note that I prefer to read on a phone sized device. It's much more portable and I do not mind the additional scrolling. - Jauder Ho
Google Reader
Bwana McCall shared an item on Google Reader
May 15 at 12:54 pm - Link
Google Reader, all day. - Bwana McCall
Agreed Bwana, as a recent Netvibes convert, gReader has shown me the way. I can go through feeds much more efficiently than I ever imagined. - Vince DeGeorge
Google Reader is one I moved to after a long struggle with othere contenders. I have not been drawn away, and I can move through the collection of feeds quite efficiently. - Lyndon Washington via twhirl
Google reader ... specially with new notes capability - John Fleming via twhirl
Two words, my friends: j k - Tom Landini
GR FTW! - Shey
Google reader! Tried netvibes today, looks nice, but in comparison it's useless. - Richard Bradshaw via twhirl
Anyone remember the original version of Google Reader? It was awful! Glad they went back to the drawing board and created such a beautiful tool that we obviously have grown to depend upon. - Nathaniel Payne
Oh man I do Nathaniel!!! I hated it with a passion. It was SO wrong on SO many levels. I ran back Feedlounge with the quickness. Ever since the new version, I haven't looked back. - Bwana McCall
you could write about it - just like everyone else - Aspi via twhirl
Google Reader FTW. - Tanath
This was not an innovative post. Not impressed. - Louis Gray
GR hands down, enough said. - Mike Fruchter
i am drifting away from netvibes. starting to take too much time. - edythe
FriendFeed
Robert Scoble posted a link
May 15 at 2:38 pm - Link
what else are we supposed to do? work? pfft - lester
I think it's a good discussion too. Needs to be put out there. - Bwana McCall
Dear Twitter, fix your s**t please. We're all lost and confused without you. - xxdesmus via twhirl
Twitter and Facebook are both down. You can almost hear the collective worldwide gasp :) - Zamil A. Safwan
Maybe Icahn needs to take them over and fix them. - Robert New
What can it be, this failover connection between Twitter and FF ? :P - Dani Radu
Twitter's been having serious troubles scaling with their user base... it's pretty bad to see a company with that kind of foresight. - Enrique Gutierrez via twhirl
Yeah, it's down. Again. I'm thinking of re-wording my 404 pages so they say "I blame Twitter" - Trevor Lee
http://istwitterdown.com/ says that Twitter is still working but as far as I can tell, it ain't. - Andrew Long
It says yes to me. Is twitter down? yes. Which means it ain't up. - Bwana McCall
Yeah, it has that whole double negative thing going for it. - Andrew Dobrow
wouldn't that be a double entendre? - lester via twhirl
Well whatever it is, it's a double. - Andrew Dobrow
Did anything big even happen today to cause this outage? - Devlin Dunsmore
Okay, now it says "Yes" and the double-negative thing is a negative thing, doubly. - Andrew Long
it must have been that 141 charachter message i wrote - lester via twhirl
Hey look we can still twitter it's called FriendFeed :-) - JP Dubois
And....IT'S UP! - Devlin Dunsmore
Here's some folks ideas for while Twitter is down - http://www.toddrjordan.com/the... - Todd Jordan
It is up right now, but mighty annoying. - Francine Hardaway via Alert Thingy
time to go home - lester via twhirl
Isn't that what FF is for? talking about twitter? :) - Tyler Hannan via twhirl
FriendFeed
Morton Fox posted a message
“Joining the "Twitter is down" chorus. Heheh.”
May 15 at 2:45 pm - Link
Everybody sing!!! - Bwana McCall
Twitter: The Musical - Andrew Dobrow
Twitter the Musical would be silent with curtains down for periods of time. :) - Morton Fox
Two days after Act One, Scene Seven went dark, the theater would distribute a sheet with the one sentence statement "We had problems with Act One, Scene Seven a few days ago." - Ontario Emperor
And the theater program would say "Something is technically wrong" - Morton Fox
@morton - HAHAHAHAHA. You beat me to the punch. Actually.. Shouldn't that be the name of the show?? - Brad McCrorey
@MortonFox - awesome! love your name for the theater program!! LOL - Susan Beebe
Oh and then in the middle of the program the power would go out... and mass exodus to the bigger theater down the street... - Susan Beebe
Good grief. I thought that read 'blogger theater'. - Akiva Moskovitz
FriendFeed
Bwana McCall posted a message
“This Twitter downtime should really help FriendFeed. Everyone please submit feedback to them on features you'd like to see.”
May 15 at 2:27 pm - Link
I would like to read Friendfeed on my cell phone using Opera Mini. That's what I'm missing. - Morton Fox
that's easy, with one click import all my friends on twitter, tumblr, and mybloglog - wilg
I'd like to see a mobile interface as well as email/sms options. Jabber/XMPP are also some things I'd like. - Bwana McCall
I'd like FriendFeed to convince my Twitter friends to start using FriendFeed. - Nathaniel Payne
lol, good one Nathaniel - Bwana McCall
I would love a mobile interface that's optimized for Verizon phones. As far as I know, no one has done that yet. - Dana Franks via twhirl
manage comments with Disqus. - Karl Sackett
I just created an account, and I think I like it. Still feeling my way around, though. I'll have to check it out on my BlackBerry after I get home. - ha3rvey (That One)
Welcome ha3rvey - Bwana McCall
I'd love to see threaded comments. - Andy Kaufman
I think I'd like to "like" individual comments (sub-comments?) - ha3rvey (That One)
Starting some love for ff. Still need an IM bot so that ff can message you updates. This is probably one of the best things I like about twitter. - Shaf
I'm new to friendfeed. I'm beginning to understand how it works thanks to twhirl., but I think it's a little bit messy to use it via web. Maybe threaded comments could help. - Markingegno - Donato via twhirl
Can you make it more like twitter? kidding. - Trevor Lee
Heh, seriously Trevor, that's what a lot of the feedback looks like - Bwana McCall
Trevor: Only if you don't mean make FF go down more often. :) - Morton Fox
Integrate with Flickr, ie one click add and comments from FF. - Russellreno
Great feedback guys, keep it up. The FriendFeed team does read the comments on such topics - Bwana McCall
@MortonFox - same here! we need FF to work with Opera mini browser... ;-( - Susan Beebe
oh and more visual /typographical means to help filter all the different feeds - wilg
I still have trouble following conversations, maybe its just me. I feel like im missing out. Be nice if comments with most comments were at top or such. My little brain needs guidance.. - Britney Mason
@BritneyMason - Hi! NEW comments appear at the bottom of the thread. ;-) - Susan Beebe
Britney, use the Hide feature. You can hide everything that doesn't have comments or likes. - Bwana McCall
twhirl puts new comments at the top - lester via twhirl
threaded comments and service filters on the right side of the screen. I don't like to type service:googlereader so often. ;) - Alejandro S.
@Susan Beebe @Morton Fox FF works fine for me on Opera Mini 4.1, what gets broken for you? thx - Nuno
an s60 app, location support, a better inbox - kosmar
and a count of followers. fame is everything. - kosmar
@kosmar I'd rather not turn it into the popularity contest that is Twitter follow snobbery. - Shey
Kosmar, you can see how many followers you have here: http://friendfeed.com/settings... - Thomas Hawk
friendfeed-statistics - who is #1 friendfeeder ;-) - Benedikt Koehler
a verb. twittering sounds good. feeding friends does not. - Benedikt Koehler
thx @thomashawk - kosmar
filters /Pipes and Search. If FF has a tab where I can create my own pipes across 'friends' and then display results of personalization into a separate tab, then its becomes one of the most powerful vehicles on the internet for content management and sharing. Secondly, an 'alert; tab for terms also would be great - I make and break alerts using google,but this can be implemented on FF (I think). BTW FF can have openid - - Peter Dawson
I don't know