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http://www.twine.com/user... - Wilhelm Bauer

OK, I'll go with this one. Can always use more Twine connections: http://www.twine.com/user... - Grey Drane

Looks pretty good as a replacement - LANjackal

I welcome more Twine connections as well. http://www.twine.com/user... - Tony Vota

Joined a few weeks ago but haven't done much with it yet. just haven't spent enough time figuring out how it fits in with the rest of the places I send stuff to. http://www.twine.com/user... - Imabug

Well this looks interesting.. Just created my profile: http://www.twine.com/user... - Anton Tanderup

http://www.twine.com/user/irma => used to be very active, about a year ago ... - Irma Vermaat

http://www.twine.com/user... - I hardly use it - Bryan R. Adams

Am i missing something? I see no comment on any link/article/feed there on Twine. Nothing. Dead community? - Nik

Not dead, but yeah, it's not real social and it's maybe a great idea that hasn't quite taken off yet. - Grey Drane from IM

Thank you all. - Kol Tregaskes

http://www.twine.com/user... - Patrik Johansson

http://www.twine.com/user... - rarely use it though - I'll take a look at these profiles though and re-evaluate. - Chris Rogers

http://twine.com/user/shal - Shal - Gordon Freeman

http://www.twine.com/user... - Amira

http://www.twine.com/user... - SuezanneC Baskerville

I've had Twine for a long while but don't really use it. Worth looking at again? http://www.twine.com/user... - Vaughn

In the past I've used it for finding content but I've done that through the digest email or now via the FF groups I've added. I rarely use the site. - Kol Tregaskes

good one Jeremiah. The bits and bites of lifestreams often leaves thoughtful long form pieces behind, while offering on the other hand the immediacy and rapid breaking news approach. I guess I like/need and want some of both - Richard Binhammer

I of late have certainly turned to lifestreaming more than blogging. Given my current lifestyle, I only have time to find interesting content and interact with short conversations. I certainly think blogs have their place but I think they will morph into smaller "lifestream-compatible" posts. - Dilip Dand

Life streaming happens all the time. Blogging is what I do when I stop to reflect on what has been happening. Real-time vs Context. - Dominic Jones

Blogging for me is for essays. Life Stream: information and random thoughts and ideas - Melanie Reed

I've been using Posterous as a "Quick Hits" outlet to post excerpts & brief responses to - http://alexschleber.posterous.com (granted, some people have felt like they'll just post those same items to their main blog, but I wasn't quite ready for that), so I can see Steve's need for a shorter outlet. After all any solo-blogger is now in some way competing with armies like TechCrunch,... more... - Alex Schleber

Jeremiah, slightly OT, but where did you get the widget that shows FriendFeed likes and comments on your blog post? I've been using FriendFeed's embed, but yours looks different (e.g., all the "likers" being listed out in bullet point format; avatars for the commenters) - Mark Traphagen

A Blog is an essential component of a lifestream. It always has been, but these days the term "lifestream" is just becoming popular and many people do not yet know what it means. It is a stream of all activity on-line. Friendfeed is a real-time lifestream. - Garin Kilpatrick

i think you're mistaken about scoble's loss of voice. i think the difference is that he's directly engaging a more active community. i still think blogs are disconnected compared to something like FF. The thing about FF is that it's social and it's directional. It's a conversation and a broadcast. - Scott Magdalein

I've made quite a few updates as Scoble has returned to blogging, and Louis Gray has posted some very helpful graphics - Jeremiah Owyang

Mark, I'm not sure, but my web designer Mitch gives answers http://www.web-strategist.com/blog... - Jeremiah Owyang

Have to agree with Dominic ... It's all lifestreaming but in different forms based on context and the need to express yourself at the time. - Jonathan Greene

Joanathan, Dominic is right. We're life streaming all the time. Blog posts force us to stop, think, and sort through the constant stream, without this, we're always swimming. Come to shore once in a while. - Jeremiah Owyang