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Over the last several months the web 2.0 community has been awash with news about new programs that will make your social experience so much better. Socialthing!, Ping.fm, FriendFeed, Twhirl, Alert Thingy, Spaz, TwitKit (which I actually kind of like, even if it’s missing direct messaging capabilities) and on and on and on have […]
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1 year ago
Perhaps it's me, but I look at FriendFeed as more than an aggregator. It includes two key features that go beyond mere aggregation - a commenting feature that allows you to overlay additional content over the aggregated material, and a variety of filtering features that allow you to control the information that you are read (if you don't like my tweets, you can hide them).
Your "I'm not a developer" comment touches on a sore subject with me. I'm not a developer either (unless you count my HyperTalk programming circa 1990), yet some people believe that those without technical knowledge should refrain from commenting on technical issues. I believe, however, that people such as you (and me) certainly have the right to comment upon the user experience, and upon business issues related to the technologies in question (for example, I believe that Twitter's business issues are more serious than its technical issues).
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I think that aggregation tools are needed to filter out the clutter. The theory is that aggregation saves time and hassle, ultimately revealing the most pertinent content. In the end, we are left with more time to focus on innovation and more important projects.
The big problem is when people let news and aggregation consume their attention. Productivity and focus are lost...
Cheers,
Aidan
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