I love the idea of having a central place to see all of your news feeds. Spock.com actually just released a similar news feed section. You should check it out if you get a chance.
Justin Henry
· 1 year ago
Hosting comments on a site that is separate from the original content is helpful when the place where the content lives doesn't allow you to make comments. For example, this means that I can finally comment on my del.icio.us bookmarks.
Patrick
· 1 year ago
I love the idea of having a central place to see all of your news feeds. Spock.com actually just released a similar news feed section. You should check it out if you get a chance.
Eric Marcoullier
· 1 year ago
Man, I am more bummed than ever that I'm missing Graphing Social Patterns. Rock the house on the panel and let me know how it goes!
Justin Henry
· 1 year ago
Hosting comments on a site that is separate from the original content is helpful when the place where the content lives doesn't allow you to make comments. For example, this means that I can finally comment on my del.icio.us bookmarks.
bpm140
· 1 year ago
Man, I am more bummed than ever that I'm missing Graphing Social Patterns. Rock the house on the panel and let me know how it goes!
Olivier D. ze kat
· 1 year ago
I feel you about "comments" features... You are in touch ;o)
Olivier D. ze kat
· 1 year ago
I feel you about "comments" features... You are in touch ;o)
Robert Scoble
· 1 year ago
Funny. I found this blog by seeing a comment on FriendFeed.
ian
· 1 year ago
Hi Robert,
That's weird that you would find reference to such an old post on FriendFeed. A search on the title shows that the last time this post would have bubbled up in anyone's feed is via delicious back in late-February.
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That's weird that you would find reference to such an old post on FriendFeed. A search on the title shows that the last time this post would have bubbled up in anyone's feed is via delicious back in late-February.
http://friendfeed.com/search?q=positive interference&service=&public=1&who=
I guess that's what drives me nuts about this service. I'd love to know where you found the reference!