DISQUS

Mathew's comments: Let a hundred Facebooks bloom

  • JoeDuck · 1 year ago
    Thx for the Prologue tip - that sounds promising. I wish everybody would blog, but we'll never even see 1/100 doing so. However almost everybody will do some form of messaging like IM or Twitter or Facebook or any of the thousands of options, and we need a way to converge that data into coherent forms that are not constrained by applications.

    Two new challenges I'm noticing at Twitter are people dramatically reducing their blogging and the info overload if you try to follow more than a few hundred people. Soon will we need to tag our contacts as "friends who say interesting stuff" and "friends who don't" ??
  • Sid Savara · 1 year ago
    I saw an interesting product called TweetDeck (no affiliation with me, and I just saw someone using it, I never used it) that basically aims to let you group friends in whatever way you want, and builds a little searchable database on your computer of those tweets. Facebook also has some level of filtering, but I think it's terrible - it seems no matter what I tell it it is totally random.

    I do like having different networks (just as we have different groups we interact with IRL), but I dislike having to log in everywhere. I don't know what a good solution is, but I'd like to be able to log into one place and manage all my networks. I tried FriendFeed out, it wasn't quite what I was looking for in that regard.
  • mathewi · 1 year ago
    Well, I figure everyone has at least one or two interesting things to
    say :-) There just need to be more ways for people to say them and
    have others hear them. And more ways of tying those different ways
    together.
  • JoeDuck · 1 year ago
    I had two very interesting things to say on Twitter ....this, and ... whoops... I have forgotten the second one.