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The FriendFeed Disjointed Comments Problem

Started by Franklin · 1 year ago

FriendFeed is great. I like the service but let me describe the Disjointed Comments problem. The aggregation needs to group based upon link. For example, Louis Gray wrote a nice post titled “TechMeme Leaderboard’s Top Ten: Six Months In.” On his FriendFeed ... Continue reading »

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  • Louis Gray

    1 year ago

    So... I could: 1) Post the blog post, 2) Post it to FriendFeed, 3) Add it to Del.icio.us, 4) Submit it to Digg, 5) Hype it on StumbleUpon, 6) Share it on Google Reader, and 7) Send a Twitter about it.

    On FriendFeed, that would get annoying (one reason I usually don't do that). But there are definitely people who only get it on the blog, or on Google Reader or on Twitter, so there are often duplicates.

    What is the proposed solution?

    "Louis Gray added a new post "TechMeme Such and Such" and shared it on Google Reader and sent a Tweet: "TechMeme Such and Such"...
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  • Franklin

    1 year ago

    My proposed solution is for FriendFeed to group the links together and show all the conversation together in one block. All the likes together. Then a display of all the comments. This would be a lot less confusing on the FriendFeed. Then you could submit to 7 different places and it would not be as annoying. Also then someone could more easily use the API to get the conversation back on the original blog.
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