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If you avoided the grid for the weekend you probably missed out on a conversation going on yesterday about the default users recommended when you start FriendFeed. Then today a new conversation began about how FriendFeed is sucking away the conversation from blogs. Allen Stern suggests that commen
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1 year ago
You're right, there will be tools to loop comments back to the original post, but I still think the the ink is in the pool now and we won't be able to go back and siphon it out.
It may be that we're seeing the beginning of a new way of blogging.
So far FriendFeed seems the most intelligent conversational medium.
I do find some of the commenting on a blog fed into FriendFeed to have a different ambiance than on the original post. Could be the people, but I think it's the user interface. It's quick, tight, and although not truly threaded yet, it's easier to collect evey commenters' ideas.
I'm curious to see how things look in a year. By then we'll know the state of comment fragmentation and how much financial and other impacts it has.