John Remmers wrote:
A personal star system is good for labeling your personal favorites,
but not so good for finding what other people consider to be their
favorites. For favorites-sharing, you need a standardized way of
doing it.
If the online documentation were to mention a few of these
Perhaps just a gold star next to the items you think are good?
I like this idea, because you could arguably find a lot from this. There are
lots of pages that I link about some subject so I don't lose them but aren't
shining stars of pages. It would good for self to have a gold star (GS)
to
On 10/12/06, Christopher Millward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would good for self to have a gold star (GS)
to check for links that stand out to me.
All my links would have this star, otherwise they wouldn't be in my list.
We already have a star system here, don't you see? Your star on a
Britta wrote:
I have a star system:
http://del.icio.us/britta/%E2%98%85
When a website catches my interest to the point of obliterating
everything else in the world while I read it, I give it a unicode-star
tag. I bookmark lots of stuff - most of it is just interesting, and
some of it is
On 10/10/06, Joseph Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Best not to put any collaborative feature apart from the existing
subscribe and network.
Simple, clean, effective. Not a feature-rich energy sink.
While I'm not as crazy about Digg and others like I am about
del.icio.us(because of its
Subject: [ydn-delicious] Re: is del.icio.us a social news
service?
Users primarily focus on aggregating what are the most trusted
and
useful resources, not just what is hot. True, there is the
del.icio.us
front page, but beyond that much of the way del.icio.us works
While I'm not as crazy about Digg and others like I am about
del.icio.us(because of its simplicity and usefulness), I still think
we need to enhance
the social part of del.icio.us. Right now it's hard to find (read: takes
too
much time) distinguished bookmarkers. Some friends also didn't
Froh
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Subject: Re: [ydn-delicious] Re: is del.icio.us a social news
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While I'm not as crazy about Digg and others like I am about
del.icio.us(because of its
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