I said I would give it an honest try, even though I didn’t really see the benefit. I have, and while I do see some benefits from FriendFeed, I’m just not nearly as big a fan as some others are. Yes, the ability to comment, or “like” stuff that the people you’re following in one…
I was on the road today, first touring the Gettysburg battlefield despite the rain and chill this morning, then Angela and I driving all the way back to Columbus, so even though Steven Vore was kind enough to send me an email alerting me to Steve Matthews new experiment, I didn’t get to actually look…
One of the things I’ve long wondered about bloggers writing about good service from a company is whether they got that service because the company really cares about taking care of it’s customers, or if they got that service because of who they are. A fine example came about last weekend when Louis Gray wrote…
Lots of upgrading since last night. First it was the new version of Twhirl, 0.8 with the additional Friendfeed support. On my Vista desktop last night it had some stability issues after I first installed it and tried connecting to Twitter and Friendfeed at the same time. It crashed a couple of times on me,…
OK so I found one good thing about Friendfeed, when Twitter has issues showing you all the updates from the people you follow, Friendfeed does a good job picking up the slack. Of course when you only have 10 people you’re following on Friendfeed as opposed to the 96 on Twitter, you’re still missing a…
Have we reached a point with social networking tools where there are too many, trying to do too many things? Now that many of them seem to be giving you a place to add different pieces of your online presence in one place, do we run the risk of being repetitive? I first had this…