Delicious users seem much more active but maybe it's only a small core
of users.
All these informations are not enough to make anything else than
guessing. May I suggest 20 million bookmarks ? At 200k users that would
be 100 per user on average.
The deceptive thing about systems like this
When I do a search of my bookmarks, it NEVER produces any hits? Any idea why?
Also how do I get my bookmarks to sort / diplay alphabetically ?
thanks
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Dumb question, but is there not a way to search *within* a resulting
global tag set, for specific key words? in other words, find all
instances of Applebees within the restaurants+dining tag, or
something like that?
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Theoretically:
tag:restaurants tag:dining applebees
http://del.icio.us/search/all?search=tag%3Arestaurants+tag%3Adining
+applebees
Joshua
On Oct 2, 2005, at 10:01 PM, Mark S. wrote:
Dumb question, but is there not a way to search *within* a resulting
global tag set, for specific key
Joshua,
Eg.1
Is there a difference between the tag intersection:
http://del.icio.us/tag/restaurants+dining(over 200 hits)
Eg.2
and using the search bar: tag:restaurants tag:dining
http://del.icio.us/search/all?search=tag%3Arestaurants+tag%3Adining
(Under 30 hits)
When you search for 2 tags
The global search considers each URL distinct with all the associated
metadata from all users; not all of the data is displayed.
I used theoretically because the specified request had no results.
/tag finds POSTS (not urls) ordered by time.
I'm considering other operators (probably ANY
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