Comments on: FriendFeed as an RSS Reader/Organizer http://blog.justinkorn.com/2008/07/friendfeed-as-an-rss-readerorganizer/ A little place for me to share, dream, and (gulp) inspire Fri, 30 Jul 2010 17:09:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Marysia http://blog.justinkorn.com/2008/07/friendfeed-as-an-rss-readerorganizer/#comment-12 Marysia Mon, 27 Oct 2008 20:53:06 +0000 http://blog.justinkorn.com/?p=9#comment-12 Justin - thank you. It turns out that I was probably wrong anyway - I shouldn't jump the gun so much! Sorry I messed up your comments - I won't be offended if you want to delete any of mine. :) Justin – thank you. It turns out that I was probably wrong anyway – I shouldn’t jump the gun so much! Sorry I messed up your comments – I won’t be offended if you want to delete any of mine.
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]]> By: Justin http://blog.justinkorn.com/2008/07/friendfeed-as-an-rss-readerorganizer/#comment-11 Justin Mon, 27 Oct 2008 20:06:46 +0000 http://blog.justinkorn.com/?p=9#comment-11 Marysia - Looks like I posted my thanks right as you posted your issue. FriendFeed now allows you to remove people (and imaginary friends) from your home feed if you wish. You can do so by going to your imaginary friend and then at the top, it says "Friend lists: Home feed (add/edit)" - Click add/edit and remove it from your home feed. I hope that helps. Justin Marysia – Looks like I posted my thanks right as you posted your issue.

FriendFeed now allows you to remove people (and imaginary friends) from your home feed if you wish. You can do so by going to your imaginary friend and then at the top, it says “Friend lists: Home feed (add/edit)” – Click add/edit and remove it from your home feed.

I hope that helps.

Justin

]]> By: Justin http://blog.justinkorn.com/2008/07/friendfeed-as-an-rss-readerorganizer/#comment-10 Justin Mon, 27 Oct 2008 20:01:29 +0000 http://blog.justinkorn.com/?p=9#comment-10 Marysia - I'm glad you found my post and are now able to utilize imaginary friends on FriendFeed. They can be very helpful and can be used in so many different ways. If you have any further tips, please don't hesitate to share. Marysia – I’m glad you found my post and are now able to utilize imaginary friends on FriendFeed. They can be very helpful and can be used in so many different ways. If you have any further tips, please don’t hesitate to share.

]]> By: Marysia http://blog.justinkorn.com/2008/07/friendfeed-as-an-rss-readerorganizer/#comment-9 Marysia Mon, 27 Oct 2008 19:59:21 +0000 http://blog.justinkorn.com/?p=9#comment-9 I'm back. Those RSS feeds that I put into my imaginary friend's FriendFeed are showing up in my own Home Feed - so NOT what I wanted. I'm unsubscribing her from them pronto! I’m back. Those RSS feeds that I put into my imaginary friend’s FriendFeed are showing up in my own Home Feed – so NOT what I wanted. I’m unsubscribing her from them pronto!

]]> By: Marysia http://blog.justinkorn.com/2008/07/friendfeed-as-an-rss-readerorganizer/#comment-8 Marysia Mon, 27 Oct 2008 19:27:38 +0000 http://blog.justinkorn.com/?p=9#comment-8 Yay! Thanks for this Justin! I'd been going for months wondering how I could utilise my imaginary friend - beyond telling her my problems (hee hee, that was probably too much info). I created her some time ago and didn't have the Add/Edit services option, which was what was stumping me. What I did after reading your article was unsubscribe from my imaginary friend and then resubscribe to her. Bingo - the Add/Edit button appeared! Yay! Thanks for this Justin! I’d been going for months wondering how I could utilise my imaginary friend – beyond telling her my problems (hee hee, that was probably too much info). I created her some time ago and didn’t have the Add/Edit services option, which was what was stumping me. What I did after reading your article was unsubscribe from my imaginary friend and then resubscribe to her. Bingo – the Add/Edit button appeared!

]]> By: Caged Ether: Corporate Blogging, SEM » Friendfeed explained http://blog.justinkorn.com/2008/07/friendfeed-as-an-rss-readerorganizer/#comment-7 Caged Ether: Corporate Blogging, SEM » Friendfeed explained Mon, 04 Aug 2008 22:44:32 +0000 http://blog.justinkorn.com/?p=9#comment-7 [...] the roll and to export your feed via RSS. Advanced users may also be interested in setting up Imaginary Friends [...] [...] the roll and to export your feed via RSS. Advanced users may also be interested in setting up Imaginary Friends [...]

]]> By: The FriendFeed Community at Work | Justin Korn's Blog http://blog.justinkorn.com/2008/07/friendfeed-as-an-rss-readerorganizer/#comment-6 The FriendFeed Community at Work | Justin Korn's Blog Fri, 25 Jul 2008 16:52:07 +0000 http://blog.justinkorn.com/?p=9#comment-6 [...] weeks ago today, because J. Phil from [scribkin] encouraged me to do so when I suggested my use of FriendFeed as an RSS Reader/Organizer on FriendFeed. Well, since I set up the blog, I had been struggling to get the FriendFeed plugin to [...] [...] weeks ago today, because J. Phil from [scribkin] encouraged me to do so when I suggested my use of FriendFeed as an RSS Reader/Organizer on FriendFeed. Well, since I set up the blog, I had been struggling to get the FriendFeed plugin to [...]

]]> By: Another “I love FriendFeed” Post | Justin Korn's Blog http://blog.justinkorn.com/2008/07/friendfeed-as-an-rss-readerorganizer/#comment-5 Another “I love FriendFeed” Post | Justin Korn's Blog Mon, 21 Jul 2008 17:58:23 +0000 http://blog.justinkorn.com/?p=9#comment-5 [...] Thomas Hawk convinced me to join FriendFeed when he posted about FriendFeed providing not only what pictures a Flickr user is publishing, but also what pictures they are faving. With FriendFeed, I get a daily dose of new pictures from different photographers all over the world via Flickr and Zooomr. If a Flickr user is not on FriendFeed, I will add them to my Flickr Users imaginary friend feed. [...] [...] Thomas Hawk convinced me to join FriendFeed when he posted about FriendFeed providing not only what pictures a Flickr user is publishing, but also what pictures they are faving. With FriendFeed, I get a daily dose of new pictures from different photographers all over the world via Flickr and Zooomr. If a Flickr user is not on FriendFeed, I will add them to my Flickr Users imaginary friend feed. [...]

]]> By: [scribkin] Advanced FriendFeed Tip: The Imaginary Friend http://blog.justinkorn.com/2008/07/friendfeed-as-an-rss-readerorganizer/#comment-4 [scribkin] Advanced FriendFeed Tip: The Imaginary Friend Mon, 21 Jul 2008 04:34:34 +0000 http://blog.justinkorn.com/?p=9#comment-4 [...] For some reason, I totally blanked on the fact that Justin Korn (FriendFeed profile) wrote up his experience using FriendFeed as an RSS reader and organizer on his own blog. [...] [...] For some reason, I totally blanked on the fact that Justin Korn (FriendFeed profile) wrote up his experience using FriendFeed as an RSS reader and organizer on his own blog. [...]

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