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A great overview of some of the features we have for Twitter users: 1) Find your Twitter friends on FriendFeed 2) Send @replies from FriendFeed 3) Publish FriendFeed entries to Twitter
- Paul Buchheit
/me sheepish grin. Thanks Thomas, that beats using tweetreplies (which wasn't even working I think). Much better imported this way, but I still don't get the "also send as @reply" checkbox. MIght be easy to add to imaginary friends from twitter/statuses/replies.rss? Btw, is this discussion in FF News extremely bad form?
- Edward Zwart
I like FF so far. I'm still trying to figure out the whole integration/aggregation/updating process between Twitter/FF/FB/Linkedin. Can FF be that central hub/portal of blogging/commenting?
- Barry Deutsch
"As a European, I’m always happy to see web companies translate their interfaces in other languages besides English. It’s common business sense, since a lot of potential users simply won’t even take a look if the application is not available in their local tongue, and they certainly won’t stay long when all their local friends start trying out a competing service that is. Anyway, FriendFeed understands this too."
- Ana
Happy Holidays. What's a "panna cotta"? You have some of us out here too, promoting FF wherever we see an opening. I volunteer to continue promoting and providing feedback. :-)
- Gail Gardner
"FriendFeed is perhaps the best example of the network in action. Bret Taylor left Google with his colleague Jim Norris, and they became entrepreneurs-in-residence at Benchmark Capital, a venture capital firm. While seeking financing for FriendFeed, they pitched their idea to Paul Buchheit and Sanjeev Singh, two Xooglers-turned-angel investors, who had worked on Gmail. They were so impressed that they invested in and joined the company. FriendFeed’s first $5 million came mostly from Mr. Buchheit and Mr. Singh."
- Dan Hsiao
(Under the Social Networking category): "We have stared into the social-networking abyss and it is the information overload named FriendFeed. The service aggregates all your social content and activity from Facebook, Flickr, Digg, YouTube, Twitter, Last.fm, blogs, and so on. It aggregates your friends' activity, too, giving you a meta-feed of your online social life. Depending on how active your friends are, it can be a pleasant stream of sociality, or like trying to drink from a firehose. Either way, we love it."
- Ana
PCMag was how I found out about FriendFeed.
- Ron Bailey
“New feature: The "publish to Twitter" feature now has an option to link directly to the source site instead of linking to the conversation on FriendFeed.” - http://friendfeed.com/e...
Yeh I found it rediculious to find rooms with common Interest so far I have joined a few... but it was only due to Google Search which gave me a list of the top 100 rooms or something.. but still it was difficult to get to
- Ian Cleasby
Great, finally no more need to add it as generic RSS feed. But how about including photo stories too? I can't find a way to estract a feed for them, but it must exist through some API as lifestream.fm does include them in its service.
- Flavio
I used Bookmarklet for the first time, but didn't it didn't have the option of sharing an image - is that still available? Could it have something to do with my browser? I use Firefox. Thanks. =)
- Caffeinated Sue
Sue, to add images just put your mouse over the image you'd like to share. If it gets highlighted in blue, it is share-able. Click it to add it to your Bookmarklet entry. You can add up to three images with the Bookmarklet.
- Dan Hsiao
Thanks, Dan (I just figured it out). In the Bookmarklet video, there's some text which says, "Click on images to share them" since that text was missing, I thought the option wasn't available. Lame, I know.
- Caffeinated Sue