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Follow your heart on this one. The best conversation is going to be where you're passionate to be, rather than where a bunch of people tell you be. I've made my reasons for leaving pretty clear and I think it closely matches your reasons.
Whatever works for you at the end of the day.
to follow on FF has a blog, Twitter, etc., where notable things
happening on FF will filter up.
you mention of FF are pretty cool. At one point last year, I was using
SimplePie to pull FriendFeed into this blog. But I seem to be pulling
back from social websites in general, to where all I really care to
pull in is Twitter and Netflix, and possibly Google Reader and the
Apple iTunes Store.
One of my early notes about FriendFeed is that its value as an
aggregator depends on how many social sites one uses - That's
certainly true for me now... my list of sites I've quit in the past
year is longer than the ones I keep using, so the value there, has
gone down.
And about multimedia attachments - this will sound quaint, but what's
wrong with email?