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	<title>Comments on: FriendFeed puts location in a bit more context by auto-adding maps to the stream</title>
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		<title>By: Xavier Vespa &#8211; Why Hating The Geo-Location Feature On Friendfeed?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] VentureBeat reported two days ago that Friendfeed quietly enabled the geo-location tagging feature on the feeds that transit through their powerful RSS management system. The article on VentureBeat isn&#8217;t very spicy, but if you head over to The Inquisitr, Duncan Riley offers a livelier reaction to this new addition: It’s like when everyone on Twitter started using BrightKite and posting to their Twitter stream exactly where they were at that moment. Sorry but I couldn’t care less where you are any point in the day let alone in a play by play fashion and I really don’t see the need to broadcast where I am when I post something. [...]]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] VentureBeat reported two days ago that Friendfeed quietly enabled the geo-location tagging feature on the feeds that transit through their powerful RSS management system. The article on VentureBeat isn&#8217;t very spicy, but if you head over to The Inquisitr, Duncan Riley offers a livelier reaction to this new addition: It’s like when everyone on Twitter started using BrightKite and posting to their Twitter stream exactly where they were at that moment. Sorry but I couldn’t care less where you are any point in the day let alone in a play by play fashion and I really don’t see the need to broadcast where I am when I post something. [...]</p>
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