It's not uncommon to have multiple sites serving a single space, and eventually, users gravitate toward the ones with the best experience. Nobody has it 100% nailed, and we should encourage startups to continue to innovate, rather than mocking them. I look forward to more, and can think of many that FriendFeedFeed misses. :-)
Hi, my name is Andrew Chen and I'm an entrepreneur and blogger based in the Bay Area. My professional background is in online ads, social media, and venture capital.
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Nope. There aren't too many.
It's not uncommon to have multiple sites serving a single space, and eventually, users gravitate toward the ones with the best experience. Nobody has it 100% nailed, and we should encourage startups to continue to innovate, rather than mocking them. I look forward to more, and can think of many that FriendFeedFeed misses. :-)
LinkRiver, BlogCatalog and AssetBar come to mind.
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Not enough by far :P I started a UK equivalent of Digg for numerous reasons. If you build it and people come then there's always a need!
In the future if they die out, so what, let the best ones win.
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