Hm, i wonder what Pedram Keyani wrote that the author removed his comment :) Or is it because he left Google and works for Facebook now and gets censored ?
It almost felt the same to me that facebook has responded prematurely and with yourself clearing the air, the feeling has been confirmed. Kudos to you, and to the person who came with the idea of FriendConnect.
we are the jewish community in murcia spain a community that really is proud but nevertheless we relish privacy , griend connect puts the key in my hand to go where i want with whomever I want to share when what I feel is important to me raquel samper directora comunidad judia murcia
Thanks for this post. I'm really dissapointed in the way that Facebook blocked Google Friend Connect, it is obvious that everything facebook is saying about "private user information being passed without the user's consent" is all a load of rubbish.
I'm looking forward to the day when Friend Connect, OpenID, and other open technologies are dominating the web, and will work towards that day. Unfortunately, for now, we are stuck with monopolistic services like Microsoft Windows and Facebook. But keep up the good work!
With facebook and myspace dying, googles own orkut was a stillbirth, do they really think people need more places to put their pointless profiles? im sure google want it, all the advertising goodness, but it's too late.
First of all, I would like to say that gFriend seems very promising. The only problem that I can see is with having too many social networking projects (website or software based) offered by Google. Lively, Orkut and Google Groups are all included in this, so why not consolidate what you have into the one bundle to make the most of the resources at your availability? I realize that Lively offers the 3D community aspect, but it does seem to attract a certain 'crowd'. And Orkut is a neat product as well, but lacks something that sets it apart from the other social networking websites. Google groups is somewhat different from the other two but revolves around community building rather than one-on-one interaction or the 'room' mentality. So, take the best of all of these products and integrate them into gFriend so that you don't get stuck having to maintain multiple products. If you try to allow access to other Google services into the same code then it will quite simply rock, thus setting gFriend apart from the likes of Pownce which I am quite impressed with since joining up months ago. And while you're at it, throw in a dice roller for the roleplayers. :D
What I want to know is when is Friend Connect going to roll out on Blogger?
The press release at TechCrunch50 said "in the next few weeks" and that was published on August 27.
That was 4 weeks ago. So just what does a few weeks mean? Can we get some type of definition as to when we will see Fiend Connect showing up in our "Followers" widgets?
I'm looking forward to the day when Friend Connect, OpenID, and other open technologies are dominating the web, and will work towards that day. Unfortunately, for now, we are stuck with monopolistic services like Microsoft Windows and Facebook. But keep up the good work! Thanks for this post. I'm really dissapointed in the way that Facebook blocked Google Friend Connect, it is obvious that everything facebook is saying about "private user information being passed without the user's consent" is all a load of rubbish.
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ReplyDeleteHm, i wonder what Pedram Keyani wrote that the author removed his comment :) Or is it because he left Google and works for Facebook now and gets censored ?
ReplyDeleteIt almost felt the same to me that facebook has responded prematurely and with yourself clearing the air, the feeling has been confirmed. Kudos to you, and to the person who came with the idea of FriendConnect.
ReplyDelete@ princ3
ReplyDeleteLooks Like Keyani removed his own comment..
we are the jewish community in murcia spain
ReplyDeletea community that really is proud but nevertheless we relish privacy , griend connect puts the key in my hand to go where i want with whomever I want to share when what I feel is important to me
raquel samper directora comunidad judia murcia
Thanks for this post. I'm really dissapointed in the way that Facebook blocked Google Friend Connect, it is obvious that everything facebook is saying about "private user information being passed without the user's consent" is all a load of rubbish.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to the day when Friend Connect, OpenID, and other open technologies are dominating the web, and will work towards that day. Unfortunately, for now, we are stuck with monopolistic services like Microsoft Windows and Facebook. But keep up the good work!
Cheers,
David
there are 2 problems
ReplyDelete1 entering again and again profile info. we are all sick of it.one time should be enough.
2 bringing friends with us but not all.
google friends offers an open social content language in a google friend container...even a jew feels safe here
now thats alot!!!
With facebook and myspace dying, googles own orkut was a stillbirth, do they really think people need more places to put their pointless profiles? im sure google want it, all the advertising goodness, but it's too late.
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When you're explaining the retrieved data, I think you mixed up the Facebook user-id (31415926535) and session-key (500013789)
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ReplyDeleteFirst of all, I would like to say that gFriend seems very promising. The only problem that I can see is with having too many social networking projects (website or software based) offered by Google. Lively, Orkut and Google Groups are all included in this, so why not consolidate what you have into the one bundle to make the most of the resources at your availability? I realize that Lively offers the 3D community aspect, but it does seem to attract a certain 'crowd'. And Orkut is a neat product as well, but lacks something that sets it apart from the other social networking websites. Google groups is somewhat different from the other two but revolves around community building rather than one-on-one interaction or the 'room' mentality. So, take the best of all of these products and integrate them into gFriend so that you don't get stuck having to maintain multiple products. If you try to allow access to other Google services into the same code then it will quite simply rock, thus setting gFriend apart from the likes of Pownce which I am quite impressed with since joining up months ago. And while you're at it, throw in a dice roller for the roleplayers. :D
ReplyDeleteWhat I want to know is when is Friend Connect going to roll out on Blogger?
ReplyDeleteThe press release at TechCrunch50 said "in the next few weeks" and that was published on August 27.
That was 4 weeks ago. So just what does a few weeks mean? Can we get some type of definition as to when we will see Fiend Connect showing up in our "Followers" widgets?
Also is there any chance that FaceBook will allow Friend Connect? Those fools made the worst decision ever not to embrace OpenSocial.
ReplyDeleteNow Digg is talking about FaceBook and their FriendConnect FaceBook app.
Just what I want, those idiots from Digg invading a somewhat professional network like FaceBook.
What are they thinking over there.
Is there any plan for a social bookmarking site to embrace OpenSocial and hence Friend Connect?
I'm looking forward to the day when Friend Connect, OpenID, and other open technologies are dominating the web, and will work towards that day. Unfortunately, for now, we are stuck with monopolistic services like Microsoft Windows and Facebook. But keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this post. I'm really dissapointed in the way that Facebook blocked Google Friend Connect, it is obvious that everything facebook is saying about "private user information being passed without the user's consent" is all a load of rubbish.
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kudos ...
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ReplyDeleteCHOICE HOME WARRANTY SCAM:
ReplyDeleteWhen I told choice home warranty company that I was concerned about negative comments posted on GOOGLE they said " Don't worry that is just our competition posting those negative comments ". So I believed choice home warranty and signed up and boy did I ever regret that. They take in money and do not approve claims.