This is the equivalent of a private bookmark, right? I tried it, bookmarked
a site, added the for:my name tag and saved it. I went back to
del.icio.us, logged out and then tried to access the
http://del.icio.us/for/myname website and it said I had to be logged in to
view it. Excellent! Can you go
It doesn't look like they're completely private. If you bookmark something
for:yourself and log out you won't be able to see it at del.icio.us/for, but
you'll be able to see it at the main del.icio.us page.
--- Joel Barrett
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This is the equivalent of a private bookmark,
I've been experimenting with building my own tag cloud using my
del.icio.us bookmarks as data. It's simple enough to make an even
distribution... but given the long tail of tag distribution, the
cloud doesn't really reflect the data accurately.
For instance, given a min of 1 and max of 100 items
Yes, but not everybody wants to expose every single item. I imagine it
varies between users.
We're going to allow purely private stuff, but also private and shared
with groups, or private and shared with one other person. This is still
social.
Joshua
Wouldn't private posts be opposite to
I think this is a cool idea. It seems to me to be essentially another
inbox, and I think it would be cool to somehow integrate it into
del.icio.us/user/inbox. Maybe users could set whether they'd like
these posts to be private or not?
Maybe users should just automatically be subscribed to the
realistically, the current behavior of the inbox is not really what
we would term an inbox. it is much more of an aggregator or
subscription service.
i've been thinking a lot about how to change the inbox to make it
make some actual sense, including renaming it (subs? i dunno.)
another
On 7/14/05, joshua schachter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
realistically, the current behavior of the inbox is not really what
we would term an inbox. it is much more of an aggregator or
subscription service.
I would say that from a user perspective, it is what I would call an
inbox. I view it as
We had this conversation several times before but it's always good to
discuss important points. Yes, Delicious is a social bookmarking service but
it is also a personal bookmarking service as well. Many of the bookmarks I
have are internal only links. I can't even let someone know the title of the
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