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This is why the web is great – you can immediately take the pulse of the latest trend by spoof sites that are setup.

Link via TechCrunch

For the record I love FriendFeed and you can follow me on FriendFeed now. I would still like to think I was an early adopter to this service…but I digress.

I basically wrote about something similar awhile back about aggregators although slightly more helpful than the site listed above.

I agree that this space is getting a little too crowded. I also think it is worth pointing out that a big reason why this is happening is because the barriers to entry for a small group to build something like this in a weekend are so low. You can have hosting setup and a product built in a very short period of time. I am not trying to slight the work done by the likes of FriendFeed at all, but rather show that you no longer need 6 months of development time. This has been a trend happening for awhile but increasing competition at this level still benefits one group best – consumers (this means you).