If you have been following my blog or twitter for any amount of time then you know I have a love affair with the service FriendFeed and that I am always getting excited over a new feature or posting something up on the service which then turns around and puts it up on my other social services I use like twitter or facebook.

I know talking to others at meetups and such I find people who are interested in FriendFeed or think it is to much to follow so they are kinda on the fence when it comes to the service.

Recently two people I follow on the interweb and most likely you do as well have talked about why they use FriendFeed or even more why you should.

Thomas Hawk posted “10 Reasons Why You Should Sigh Up FriendFeed” which included the ease of signing up, better exposure for your work, as well as it lets you get rid of your RSS reader.

Robert Scoble also put his two cents in on the idea of how great FriendFeed is by posting “Things I’ve learned by clicking “like” 15,301 times” which included likes are searchable, meta data, and he is getting to know his followers more intimately.

For me these were two great posts that I can pull ideas from when talking about what I find interesting when it comes to FriendFeed and why it has become a HUGE part of my daily internet usage.  So check those stories out and feel free to comment your thoughts on FriendFeed…what you like about it and what you dont like about it.