Thanks for that comment. )

Yeah I DO wish I had said that there is some difference as you pointed out there… something I should have said.

Arrington was right in some ways and it does happen. Not that I agree with too often but there I did.

As you said, and I have said it before a few times there, it reflects on everyone there.

Some people will ALWAYS want to argue with me now, because that's their perception of me, they seem to think I want to argue and they get that from a few threads, most are NOT subbed to me so they ASSUME.

Sadly…

But no, I agree with you, no reason why I would filter you out, when you make such sense!! ;o)

That thread you most likely came from to this post shows EXACTLY what I mean here. )

Thanks again for that comment.

Rob.

P.s Those who ARE subbed to me know I am also sincere in it, I don't look for egotistical crap. If whatever I post helps one person, improve the place for anyone then great..if not, then I will bugger off. ;o)

I agree, many FriendFeed users are very Troll-like in some ways.

But, I think there's a difference between FriendFeed Trolls and Regular-Old-Internet-Trolls.

I don't think the FriendFeed Trolls are as intense as say, some random forum troll. Or 4chan users.

I think Michael Arrington's article about it, even though it got some mad, was a wake-up call for many of us.

Do we really want to be considered Trolls or a Mob on the interwebs?

I will admit to occasionally being Troll-like in my comments, but most of the time I'm sincere and just saying how I feel. And 99.9% of my actual posts (not comments) to FriendFeed are nowhere near Troll-like.

So, I'll understand if you end up not following me anymore, or filtering me, but I've enjoyed our exchanges over the time you've been there and I'll keep you on my Home Feed.

Sean McGee

Hope all is well with you and Sue?

Glad to know I haven't pointed to the wrong places … yet ;o)

If you ever need help you know me, just ask ;o)

Thanks mate,

Rob