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Do you find FriendFeed to be confusing and/or cluttered?
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Using my own as an example, http://friendfeed.com/pvera :
Amazon wish list
Three blogs
Pandora radio station
Flickr
del.icio.us
Picasa
Twitpic
Youtube
That's one RSS feed to follow all of my activities, instead of at least 9.
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If you're subscribed to someone who twitters a lot, or has lots of activity on any service you don't care for, you can use the "hide all entries from this service" function. You can either hide all twitter entries from just them, or from everyone. if one of your friends likes or comments on an entry, it will still show up in your friend feed, unless you specify that they should be hidden regardless.
If you're subscribed to someone who has tons of followers, like Robert Scoble, you will gets lots of entries from his friends. You can use the "Hide entries from friends of" function, or you could just unsubscribe to them and let your friends, some of who probably follow him, like or comment on his entries, which will them cause them to show up in your friend feed.
Yet another way to manage the flow of information is to use lists, and when you subscribe to someone, only add them to a certain list, such as professional, personal, or a topical list you create. The best-of-day feature also helps tame the craziness a bit if you just want the highlights.
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Also, I wish the feed of a blog showed the whole actual post for each blog entry, instead of just the title.
I setup and then deleted a friend feed account twice now. I'm sticking with http://www.profilactic.com for my personal feed aggregation needs. Here's my profilactic "lifestream": http://www.profilactic.com/mashup/totaljoe
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That makes sense.