Using FriendFeed to create a private online digital archive.
June 10th, 2008
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With the birth of my daughter Kaylee just 2 weeks ago, this problem surfaced, how do I archive all of her pictures, videos and twitter posts? The two ideas I had were, put all this content online via a cms system such as drupal, or just use a newly created gmail account for picture storage and her journal notes. Friendfeed is perfect for such this task, after all it is a content aggregator. The main factor for me is the ability to keep the feed private. You choose what friends or family members can see in the archive.
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Let’s get started
- Go to friendfeed.com and register a new account.
- Uncheck the box “Make my feed public”
- Once logged in to friendfeed, select “Share something“
- Add the appropriate services to your feed.
That’s it. You now have a digital private online archive.
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June 11, 2008 at 4:27 pm
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