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I just noticed when looking at my syndication feed (http://friendfeed.com/peshir?format=atom) that the timestamps there are off. E.g. when I post something on Twitter on 7:15 (you'd probably say 7:15 am) it shows up in the Friendfeed RSS/Atom feed as 22:15 ("10:15 pm", to be exact).

Please correct this error; it's very annoying. The timestamp in the RSS/Atom itself seems okay (my feedreader shows that correctly), but the time that is used as a link to the actual data is shown in your local timezone I guess and it simply has got to go (or be corrected to show user local time, but you'd need my timezone for that I think).

Simply let the RSS/Atom item link to either the original source or to the matching item on Friendfeed, remove the timestamp link from it, and make sure that you can get from the Friendfeed item to the original source (which it seems you cannot do right now).

When friendfeed pulls the information from tipjoy it creates a link using the email addresses that received tips. This places the tip recipients email address out on the web for anyone to collect and then spam.

example:
http://friendfeed.com/e/3d79f6d2-5d05...

When trying to add the seesmic service I receive the message:
"We could not find the given account"

I have verified my account information with seesmic

seesmic account: kestrachern
friendfeed account: kestrachern

When trying to add the ma.gnolia service I am given the message "We could not find the given account" I have verified my ma.gnolia account information.

Friendfeed account: kestrachern
ma.gnolia account: kestrachern

Am I missing a setting or is there a larger scale problem?

Thanks

I've got a blog with an RSS feed hosted at FeedBurner. I have tried
entering my blog's URL and the RSS feed's URL but neither of them lead
to a blog that is imported.

So I'm wondering if anyone here might be of assistance.

FF: thecptrgod
Blog: http://adam.chernow.org/blog (or http://www.commanddotcom.com
which is a redirect to the chernow.org URL)
Blog RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/adamchernow

-Adam

I enjoy the overheard-nearby-conversation concept and there's definitely some benefit to glimpsing some of what my friends' friends' are saying/posting.

But right now my friendfeed experience is altogether too noisy and lacks prioritization. I'm seeing way more content there from people I don't know, about subjects I'm not fascinated with, than I am seeing from friends and about stuff that interests me.

We need smarter filters, and that's a problem everyone online (not just Friendfeed) is dealing with. But given FriendFeed's offering, this is even more important for FriendFeed.

At least let me dynamically turn on/off visibility of posts from non-friends.

I want a squelch dial, so that during busier times I can turn down the noise (and therefore reduce the chances of finding cool news/content/people from "weak links" outside my tight inner circles) and turn it up when I have more time/patience for serendipity and new connections. That's the way humans operate offline anyway. Why force people to live in Grand Central Station when sometimes they need a quiet dinner w/ a couple good friends?