A lot would say: What the hell is Friendfeed? I ain’t gettin’ any positives.
Well, to be honest, I’ve been saying the similar sentence. I’m been “using” Friendfeed for sometime but I hardly get what does it do than aggregating my lifestream and my friend lifestream. Scoble makes it clear today
Mark: I spend a lot of time aggregating articles together that have a certain kind of value. It sounds like you, and Gabe, are two of those kinds of people (who would rather read about Steve Jobs’ health or something smart or something geeky than look at random angry tweets or photos of bacon). It’s very easy. You can add a list and put me in it separate from all the other people. That way you can get the stuff I’m filtering out for you and you can ALSO subscribe to everyone else. Very easy, and powerful! – Robert Scoble
And it’s true. I’ve been receiving some positives today. Where? From the right sources. People who actually stay in friendfeed and bouncing conversation. Not people who stay out of friendfeed and jotting his stuff blindly to it. So, if you still don’t get it then start following the right people. Start joining a room.
I’ll see you there.
Tags: friendfeed, Robert Scoble