A FriendFeed Convergence
14 Jan 2010 19:28 by Mark
It can't have escaped your attention unless you're medically mental, run the world's narrowest browser, or are reading this through an RSS reader that I like FriendFeed.I like it enough to embed my stream in this site. I like it enough that I spend far more time there than I do here. I like it enough that I'm using it to update this site right now by embedding a video made by FriendFeeders of FriendFeeders discussing things that include FriendFeed in this, a post littered with the word FriendFeed and even titled (borrowed directly from the video) with the very same name too.
Now, some people like farming and talking about their bras; for these people there is Facebook.
Some people like typing:
RT @celebrity something-not-really-worth-tweeting-let-alone-retweeting-but-hell-the-minor-celebrity-involved-might-notice-me-it-can-happen-no-you-shut-up
only in 140 characters or fewer. For these people there is Twitter.
I like social networking. There's only FriendFeed.
Video by Christopher Harley and starring the recently-married and most popular Scoble on FriendFeed Alex Scoble, the librarian who hates pants (and you thought such a thing didn't exist!) Holly, the farmer but not a Facebook FarmVille farmer Scott Mueller, and the words simply can't describe how awesome he is Derrick.
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Not really got the social networking side of friendfeed yet.
I think it could possibly be a good place for you Claire; in addition to your drawings I'm sure you could find like-minded individuals in your counselling vocation. Failing that, you could bring some like-minded people together either directly or once you start a group going. Setting up a room/group is dead simple and you could post links and discuss there so easily - far easier than a blog in my opinion, far, far better than anything Facebook has to offer, and, well, Twitter doesn't even have a chance.