Comments on: I’m not leaving the Internet just because FriendFeed will be gone https://faboomama.com/2009/08/11/im-not-leaving-the-internet-just-because-friendfeed-will-be-gone/ Inside the mind of an opinionated mama... Tue, 06 Oct 2009 18:27:26 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: philbaumann https://faboomama.com/2009/08/11/im-not-leaving-the-internet-just-because-friendfeed-will-be-gone/comment-page-1/#comment-2402 philbaumann Tue, 11 Aug 2009 21:39:22 +0000 https://faboomama.com/?p=1869#comment-2402 I've met a lot of smart people on FF and had recently intensified my interest in FF as the future of social collaboration (I found your blog via FF). I know many FFers are hurt by the acquisition news - it's hard to watch your social investment appear to take a hit. <br><br>But we all know that the Web is a thing of change, ever accelerating in speed and growing in connectivity. I don't think there will ever be a perfect place - one community where we all share knowledge and experiences in exciting ways. <br><br>Of all the things I've learned on FF it's this: it's prepared me for the future distributed life-streaming. It's given me a vision of a web where good, smart people can congregate - even if momentarily - as opposed to the closed mundane cage of FB. <br><br>Regardless of FF's future (or if FB is smart enough to engender a remarkable community), I know my investment in FF isn't sunk - I'll reap the benefits of what I learned on, and through, FF for a long time. I've met a lot of smart people on FF and had recently intensified my interest in FF as the future of social collaboration (I found your blog via FF). I know many FFers are hurt by the acquisition news – it's hard to watch your social investment appear to take a hit.

But we all know that the Web is a thing of change, ever accelerating in speed and growing in connectivity. I don't think there will ever be a perfect place – one community where we all share knowledge and experiences in exciting ways.

Of all the things I've learned on FF it's this: it's prepared me for the future distributed life-streaming. It's given me a vision of a web where good, smart people can congregate – even if momentarily – as opposed to the closed mundane cage of FB.

Regardless of FF's future (or if FB is smart enough to engender a remarkable community), I know my investment in FF isn't sunk – I'll reap the benefits of what I learned on, and through, FF for a long time.

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