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Another thing? Learn to use search. The search engine on FriendFeed is very cool. You can even search on words YOU left on comments. Especially use search during hot news events on the "Everyone" list (learn that search works differently depending on where you are).
Another thing? Understand that moderation is very decentralized. If you started an item, you can delete a comment underneath that item. But, if you delete comments that don't deserve deleting expect the community to yell at you.
Another thing? Look at the "Everyone" feed once in a while. You might discover someone really cool there (I have). Even if you don't, it's neat to see what else people are talking about. Refresh that page during hot news events. I was doing that during the election and it was wild!
Another thing? Use the "Best of Day/Week/Month" feature to see what hot items you missed while you were out.
Don't forget to congratulate the plugin's author on his new baby!
FF is principally used by people for distribution and selling so just be open about it as everyone understands it's a part of marketing
I can't tell if you have a negative view of marketing or not. Would you mind elaborating on your post?
Your stable of rooms, your FF-centered personal site, and your willingness to try private rooms as a team collaboration tool mark you as someone who's very interested in FF and willing to expand its boundaries.