Last night I made another room in FriendFeed - PLoS ONE in the Media/Blogs. I made it primarily for my own use, linking to the media and blog coverage of PLoS ONE papers so I can have everything in one place.
But this should not stop you from using it, as well as from adding to it - if you read (or write yourself) a good article or blog post about one of the PLoS ONE papers, old or new, please place the link there and help me in my work. See the 'Green Sahara' example for the format I prefer (use the title and link of the paper, then add URLs of posts/articles in comments).
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