seerysm says Jun 28, 2008 09:25AM a lot of talk about friendfeed this morning on twitter and how they are spending time there because "how easy it is to track conversations"
TheDudeDean says Jun 28, 2008 01:28PM You can do the same thing with Second Brain. Since you can comment on tweets and both systems let you tweet from them
Konstantino says Jun 28, 2008 01:28PM funny, I've been getting a bunch of friendfeed requests lately too..
seerysm says Jun 28, 2008 01:34PM you can comment on jaiku as well - but the community never went there. What is special about friendfeed?
seerysm says Jun 28, 2008 01:42PM we discussed this last night. Perception of Plurk is that it's for "kids"; it's the "party" - this label is affecting who/how plurk is used
TheDudeDean says Jun 28, 2008 01:43PM Well I don't care much for labels but the important thing is that the site works and there dont have a fail whale.
seerysm says Jun 28, 2008 01:45PM I really dislike the labels that have been placed on plurk, I think that is a well rounded community and don't want to put limitations on it
seerysm says Jun 28, 2008 01:47PM I's think it only fun. You can have a full range of conversations from serious business to just plain silly -that is part of what is great
seerysm says Jun 28, 2008 01:51PM I think that it is dangerous to try and define a tool that is so knew. No one thought twitter would be used for biz either.
TheDudeDean says Jun 28, 2008 02:07PM Its the same on both second brain and Friend Feed. Just find a Tweet and you can comment under it on both sites.
Te-ge thinks Jun 28, 2008 02:12PM it's funny that people say "I use Twitter" and what they mean is they use FriendFeed or Twirl, etc. to tweet...then fuss about Plurk.
matthooper Jun 29, 2008 06:58AM i attacked the plurk myspace comparison here (last comment at bottom): friendfeed.com/e/580528e2-6e06-737c-e89c-254e95890b79. Also a good example of FF conversation
seerysm says Jun 29, 2008 11:49PM I know that you can aggregate your tweets in friendfeed - but I don't think you can go the other way
