Comments on: Is Twitter is sitting on it’s hands? http://robsellen.com/is-twitter-is-sitting-on-its-hands/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=is-twitter-is-sitting-on-its-hands DEAFinitely different, Definitely. Tue, 02 Aug 2011 05:37:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Rob http://robsellen.com/is-twitter-is-sitting-on-its-hands/comment-page-1/#comment-389 Rob Mon, 02 Feb 2009 02:19:46 +0000 http://robsellen.com/?p=242#comment-389 I agree they are two different things for two different uses yet I do think just a few tweaks to twitter would improve it loads.<br /><br />It's that overlap which people I feel miss out on, in that overlap is where the extanded stuff comes out. I think that twitter and friendfeed compliment each other well and would say to anyone use both. :o)<br /><br />I like friendfeed more each week...though it can a time sucker, it's no worse than twitter, facebook etc.<br /><br />Rob I agree they are two different things for two different uses yet I do think just a few tweaks to twitter would improve it loads.

It’s that overlap which people I feel miss out on, in that overlap is where the extanded stuff comes out. I think that twitter and friendfeed compliment each other well and would say to anyone use both. :o )

I like friendfeed more each week…though it can a time sucker, it’s no worse than twitter, facebook etc.

Rob

]]> By: Eyebee http://robsellen.com/is-twitter-is-sitting-on-its-hands/comment-page-1/#comment-390 Eyebee Mon, 02 Feb 2009 02:14:00 +0000 http://robsellen.com/?p=242#comment-390 My reply to anyone who compares Friendfeed to Twitter is always the same. They are two different services, and I use them as such.<br /><br />I keep in touch with some local bloggers, and with my wife when either of us is mobile. The switch between Twitter on my desktop, and via SMS on my Blackberry is seamless. She and I don't know or care which the messages are coming from.<br /><br />Friendfeed is great, and I'm in there more than I am Twitter, but I don't use it as a person-to-person or person-to-group communication tool in the way that I do with Twitter as I described above. I do get a lot of useful information from Friendfeed, and also quite often some fun stuff too.<br /><br />But, for me, two different services, and while they overlap a little, two different purposes. My reply to anyone who compares Friendfeed to Twitter is always the same. They are two different services, and I use them as such.

I keep in touch with some local bloggers, and with my wife when either of us is mobile. The switch between Twitter on my desktop, and via SMS on my Blackberry is seamless. She and I don’t know or care which the messages are coming from.

Friendfeed is great, and I’m in there more than I am Twitter, but I don’t use it as a person-to-person or person-to-group communication tool in the way that I do with Twitter as I described above. I do get a lot of useful information from Friendfeed, and also quite often some fun stuff too.

But, for me, two different services, and while they overlap a little, two different purposes.

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