Comments on: The FriendFeed chain of command http://www.techrepeater.com/2009/04/the-friendfeed-chain-of-command/ Improving the Tech Signal Tue, 20 Jul 2010 16:05:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Tony Hollingsworth http://www.techrepeater.com/2009/04/the-friendfeed-chain-of-command/comment-page-1/#comment-37 Tony Hollingsworth Fri, 08 May 2009 13:53:50 +0000 http://www.techrepeater.com/2009/04/the-friendfeed-chain-of-command/#comment-37 Hi Craig I removed the Facebook Twitter app and replaced it with the Facebook Twitter Selective Status app by http://twitter.com/andyy This gives you a little more control over Facebook status via Twitter - you decide which tweets go to Facebook by including the #fb hashtag in a post. If you mainly use Twitter, FriendFeed and Facebook it's a good solution: post from FriendFeed, it auto-tweets, and auto-FB updates only if you include #fb - there are just some tweets that don't need to be on Facebook. Personally, I'd prefer the default to be to always post to Facebook from Twitter, with the ability to not post using the hashtag - unfortunately for now it's the reverse: posts wont go to Facebook unless you use #fb in the post. Cheers Tony Hi Craig
I removed the Facebook Twitter app and replaced it with the Facebook Twitter Selective Status app by http://twitter.com/andyy

This gives you a little more control over Facebook status via Twitter – you decide which tweets go to Facebook by including the #fb hashtag in a post.

If you mainly use Twitter, FriendFeed and Facebook it’s a good solution: post from FriendFeed, it auto-tweets, and auto-FB updates only if you include #fb – there are just some tweets that don’t need to be on Facebook.

Personally, I’d prefer the default to be to always post to Facebook from Twitter, with the ability to not post using the hashtag – unfortunately for now it’s the reverse: posts wont go to Facebook unless you use #fb in the post.

Cheers
Tony

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