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I'd like to see Faves allow users to point all their feeds at Faves for publication (like at FriendFeed and SocialThing). Faves has a nice commenting system and a group of friends I already like to share with. The layout of eavh Fave could be customized for the major feeds (i.e. Flickr, Blogger, etc.).
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Cool suggestion. You can get the reverse by adding your Faves RSS feed to Friend Feed. But, I know you've then got to rebuild your network on Friend Feed.
There's also AutoFaving your Friend Fave to pull all that stuff into Faves. Right now, I AutoFave by Google Reader shared items, but Friend Feed might be a better "aggregator".
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Inappropriate?Cool suggestion. You can get the reverse by adding your Faves RSS feed to Friend Feed. But, I know you've then got to rebuild your network on Friend Feed.
There's also AutoFaving your Friend Fave to pull all that stuff into Faves. Right now, I AutoFave by Google Reader shared items, but Friend Feed might be a better "aggregator".
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Inappropriate?I like Mike's suggestion to feed Faves into FriendFeed, too. I just wish FriendFeed would add a custom feed for Faves. This enables private sharing, comment postback, and also overloads their generic blog feed icon, which is less confusing for readers. I also wish Faves could add a feed key for friends-only sharing into Facebook, Plaxo Pulse, Jaiku, 30 Boxes, and other privacy-capable lifestreams.
Better yet, since Faves chooses to focus and do one thing well (rather than do everything like Facebook or Multiply), please adopt OAuth to enable private sharing and comment postback with larger social networks.
Even more edgy, follow that philosophy and rather than handle comments, let Disqus handle and lifestream them. Then instead focus on adding tag intersection, unions, and other improvements.
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