(*) why filter by services like FriendFeed ? Isn’t most usefull to get every bookmarks from any services ?

And I think most important is to separate our content (blog, photos, videos) between our bits of activity (microblog, listen song, used softwares, voted/liked items, etc)… In fact, my profiles manage 2 lifestreams per users.

And the last but the best, I built process to detect redundant entries (ex: bookmarks or microblog updates).

My next product ; Seek-LiNE friendstream service will use same features (type/tag filters and un-redundant process)… And 2 friendstreams per users networks.

Today, I think I’m alone who spent long time to study users usages, desires, and needs. I made the choice to build perfect platform than open firstly… Wait’n’see ;o) .oO(Rome’s empire hadn’t built while one day)

I’m really glad you brought up this point because it’s something I’ve been thinking long and hard about. At MyBlogLog we’ve been pulling the tags off of everything coming and are using those tags as a vector on which to sort what’s coming across the transom.

We pull together updates based on these tags into “topic” pages such as the lifestream page you wrote about earlier:

http://lifestreamblog.com/mybloglog-on-the-right-path-with-lifestreams-for-topics/

The New with My World page will feature a mixed feed of all the updates from any member that matches either Topics that you follow or Tags that you have applied to your own profile.

We’re still in the early stages here – we’ll add ranking mechanisms that will help bubble up to the top updates that are more relevant to you based on what we know about you and your friends. We also need to do a better job of highlighting the relationship between what you see on New with Me and your Tag cloud on your profile. The goal is to make your New with My World an effective filter and hopefully a place to visit for further discovery.

Cheers,

Ian
Product Guy, MyBlogLog