I’m one of the co-founders of BlueSwarm. Just wanted to say thanks for the coverage and stay tuned, as we’ve got a lot of stuff in the pipeline. We’ve also got invites for mashable readers, if interested. Drop me an email at ryan@blueswarm.org  It’s true that we’ve seen a lot of activity in this space in the last year. However, we obviously feel that no one has nailed it just yet. Here’s a few things that we think will set us apart:  1. Number of networks integrated - though we only have 6 today, we believe building a flexible platform is key, and will allow us to expand rapidly. We’ll be adding support for dozens of networks in the coming weeks.  2. Syndication options - We can’t figure out why so many “profile aggregators” think that the answer to the problem of too many websites to visit is another website to visit. While we think our site is awesome, we’re working hard to build out a bunch of tools to let you take your aggregated data with you.  3. Data stream control - Once you have all your friends setup, there’s a tremendous amount of data flowing into your account. We’ll give you tools to pull out the most relevant content and updates from your friends.  4. Your friends don’t have to join - Again, we can’t understand why people are basically creating yet another social network that their friends must join to gain any utility from. On BlueSwarm, you can add friends from any supported network, even if you’re not a member of that network. You can also befriend users on BlueSwarm, which means that you’ll automatically see updates from all of their profiles, rather than having to add each one as a friend individually.  There’s a lot of other details that we feel are crucial to success in this space, but we would love to hear what others think. Drop me a line at ryan@blueswarm.org and I’ll be happy to send some invites.
We just got an invite to BlueSwarm, a new social network aggregator built by three guys in their spare time. ...