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View random Flickr streams on Friendfeed

Started by mfruchter · 1 year ago

The one thing I’m starting to enjoy more and more on Friendfeed is image streams. It definitely adds color to friendfeed’s ghostly white background. By using Freindfeed’s public service links, you can tap in to the true power of Flickr. The public flickr link shows all flickr streams that are being shared in real time. [...] ... Continue reading »

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Michael Hocter
1 year ago

While the way FriendFeed groups photos is probably more pleasing in terms of presentation, I really want to be able to comment on and like photos individually. (I know I can do it on Flickr, but the conversation is just so much better on FriendFeed.) It would be a killer feature for me if they ever do that.

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Darren Daz Cox
1 year ago

I hope artists aren't given the second class citizen treatment here too!

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color_chart
8 months ago

hey i never noticed that feature before... thanks for the heads up :)

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