Sam Harrelson

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The Future is Like-able (thx @scobleizer)

Just subscribed to Robert Scoble's Twitter Favs (RSS link) in Google Reader. Got the idea from this FriendFeed convo:
Hmm, how do I import my Twitter Favorites into FriendFeed. FriendFeed doesn't work with the RSS feed I found.

I'm confident that the future of the RSS subscriber / Twitter Follower / Facebook Friend paradigm will (continue) to shift towards being based on Likes.

Facebook does this well, FriendFeed does this well, Google is really getting into this well (with more emphasis on Likes and Shares in Google Reader) and ultimately Twitter will start pushing this functionality more (and let us not forget the Posterous Favs option).

Soon, it won't matter how many followers/friends/subscribers you have, but how many Likes you chalk up... and that has much more emphasis on quality.

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FriendFeed Catchup in GMail

I absolutely love FriendFeed's GMail IM integration. It's how I consume most of my FriendFeed content as well as lots from my favorite folks on Twitter that I have piped into FF via the Imaginary Friends (now Rooms) feature.

So, if I miss a few hours and want to catch up on what is going on in the Valley or from the folks I follow (and left GMail open on my Macbook), I can just open up the "Chat with FF" message waiting on me in my GMail FriendFeed label and scan. Plus, I can go back and search topics or people I'm interested in after a few days.

Not completely practical for everyone, but I love the feature (and greatly miss the good old days when Twitter had the same IM integration with Track).


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