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FriendFeed is about discussion. It's back and forth. There are lot's of software/site/thing on the Internet doing this, in many forms. Twitter is about publish
by gokhan 17y ago
FriendFeed is about discussion. It's back and forth. There are lot's of software/site/thing on the Internet doing this, in many forms.
Twitter is about publishing. It's one way. It's a minified blog without comments. A mini-blog for everyone is a need, apparently. Only Twitter is doing it.
- pbhjpbhj 17y ago>A mini-blog for everyone is a need, apparently. Only Twitter is doing it. Facebook hits that need too (and adds a lot of other things which obfuscate the public take up of your miniblogged "wisdom").
- brlewis 17y agoYour assumption is that a product takes off because it meets a need. When you say, "a mini-blog for everyone is a need, apparently" you're reiterating that assumption, not supporting it.
- jamesbritt 17y ago"It's a minified blog without comments." I keep hearing this, but it simply rings false for me. It feels nothing like blogging to me. It's apparently filling some need (or interest), but micro-blogging ain't it.