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All we really needed were embedded comments on pages and RSS feeds. It's sad that everything turned into bland walled gardens incapable of interaction between
by wybiral 9y ago
All we really needed were embedded comments on pages and RSS feeds.
It's sad that everything turned into bland walled gardens incapable of interaction between services.
Shakes fist at MySpace and Facebook
Edit: What I mean by that is you used to be able to subscribe to RSS feeds from nearly anywhere that published things. But now people are publishing inside of these services that don't really offer access so you have to check Facebook, Twitter, etc, to get updates. Sure there are notification systems now but it's definitely not as flexible.