Comments on: Restructuring My Online Presense http://aharden.wordpress.com/2009/04/09/restructuring-my-online-presense/ blather listen repeat redux Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:12:28 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: aharden http://aharden.wordpress.com/2009/04/09/restructuring-my-online-presense/#comment-3370 aharden Thu, 09 Apr 2009 12:23:19 +0000 http://aharden.wordpress.com/?p=1688#comment-3370 Yeah, what's keeping me in Bloglines the most is habit/comfort and all the items I've bookmarked there. It's buggy and slow at times and isn't very innovative. I remember how long it took them to integrate adequate Atom feed parsing. FriendFeed is a lot easier than setting up a Yahoo Pipe or doing it yourself, that's for sure. Yeah, what’s keeping me in Bloglines the most is habit/comfort and all the items I’ve bookmarked there. It’s buggy and slow at times and isn’t very innovative. I remember how long it took them to integrate adequate Atom feed parsing.

FriendFeed is a lot easier than setting up a Yahoo Pipe or doing it yourself, that’s for sure.

]]> By: Scott http://aharden.wordpress.com/2009/04/09/restructuring-my-online-presense/#comment-3369 Scott Thu, 09 Apr 2009 12:05:14 +0000 http://aharden.wordpress.com/?p=1688#comment-3369 Friendfeed is what I use to build my Net Activity stream on my website/blog. I do not currently pump my blog feed into Friendfeed because my intent was to use it on my blog. But we will see, I might add it down the road, it all depends. Typically I try to build everything myself, not because I can build it better, but as a learning exercise. I talked myself out of building something that pooled all the feeds of all the services I use, at least for now. ;) Besides, like you I decided to ease into the community aspect of Friendfeed. BTW, I used Bloglines for a number of years, Google Reader had some features I liked before Bloglines added those features and I have never looked back. It is a nice tool. Friendfeed is what I use to build my Net Activity stream on my website/blog. I do not currently pump my blog feed into Friendfeed because my intent was to use it on my blog. But we will see, I might add it down the road, it all depends.

Typically I try to build everything myself, not because I can build it better, but as a learning exercise. I talked myself out of building something that pooled all the feeds of all the services I use, at least for now. ;) Besides, like you I decided to ease into the community aspect of Friendfeed.

BTW, I used Bloglines for a number of years, Google Reader had some features I liked before Bloglines added those features and I have never looked back. It is a nice tool.

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