[delicious-discuss] inbox bookmarks

2005-10-24 Thread K Hall
The only problem Ive encountered on del.icio.us is that I am unable to delete items in my Inbox. I can unsubscribe to certain users but it doesnt automatically delete the bookmarks of theirs that were sent to my bookmarks. It would be nice to delete the inboxbookmarks of my choosingwhether I

[delicious-discuss] just pushed a release

2005-10-24 Thread joshua schachter
We just pushed some new code to production. Aside from a boatload UI tweaks, there's a new search engine and a new bundle editor. Please let me know if you notice anything wrong or broken. Thanks -- joshua schachter [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ discuss

Re: [delicious-discuss] Help with daily blog posting

2005-10-24 Thread Sri Kat
Answering myself:http://sridhar.wordpress.com/2005/10/18/daily-blog-posting-from-delicious-to-wordpresscom/ On 10/15/05, Sri Kat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is posting to wordpress.com supported?On 10/15/05, David Hogg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Now I have a more serious problem. The blog entries

[delicious-discuss] pc mag article + request for suggestions

2005-10-24 Thread Andrew Schamess
one of the appealing things about del.icio.us is that it's slightly opaque. i'm always finding, with suprise and pleasure, new pages, views, ways of using del.icio.us. if someone is marketing a product, they spell out all the product's virtues up front. with communities, on the other hand,

Re: [delicious-discuss] inbox bookmarks

2005-10-24 Thread sheila miguez
On 10/24/05, joshua schachter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: not sure what to do about subscribing to tags (especially since frequently folks will subscribe to a stack of popular tags, get tens of thousands of items in their inbox daily and never read it at all.) This happens with me. I used to

Re: [delicious-discuss] inbox bookmarks

2005-10-24 Thread Alf Eaton
On 24 Oct 2005, at 09:29, sheila miguez wrote: On 10/24/05, joshua schachter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: not sure what to do about subscribing to tags (especially since frequently folks will subscribe to a stack of popular tags, get tens of thousands of items in their inbox daily and never

[delicious-discuss] tag bundle suggestions

2005-10-24 Thread sheila miguez
I'd like a feature on a client for working with tag bundles. I'd like it to provide a UI for easily creating tag bundles from my tag set, and I'd like it to suggest tag groupings. and perhaps it would have some suggested sortings to the side panel so that it could present the tag bundles in

[delicious-discuss] Re: tag bundle suggestions

2005-10-24 Thread sheila miguez
On 10/24/05, sheila miguez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'd like a feature on a client for working with tag bundles. I'd like it to provide a UI for easily creating tag bundles from my tag set, also, one of my friends wants a tag suggestion engine, in general. Is this something that del is able to

Re: [delicious-discuss] tag bundle suggestions

2005-10-24 Thread joshua schachter
i don't think anyone really does this. i believe api calls for the bundles exist, though. you might try taking the tag list from /api/tags/all (uhh i think this is undocumented? must fix that) and using a clusteirng algorithm (what is the osx del extension?) On Oct 24, 2005, at 11:48 AM,

Re: [delicious-discuss] inbox bookmarks

2005-10-24 Thread joshua schachter
This happens with me. I used to subscribe to many interesting tags, but duplicates reduces the utility so much that I hardly bother reading the subscriptions. How much of a performance impact would collapsing duplicates be? (and I'm not sure how that would work with an rss subscription. remove

Re: [delicious-discuss] tag bundle suggestions

2005-10-24 Thread sheila miguez
On 10/24/05, joshua schachter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i don't think anyone really does this. i believe api calls for the bundles exist, though. you might try taking the tag list from /api/tags/all (uhh i think this is undocumented? must fix that) and using a clusteirng algorithm okay.

Re: [delicious-discuss] pc mag delicious review

2005-10-24 Thread joshua schachter
I would like to see the two informations on the same page. Maybe the popular one as a side column. At the very least I would like not to have just a link from one page to the other, but in the tag page the information of how many items are in the popular page. This would tell me if it is worth at

Re: [delicious-discuss] pc mag delicious review

2005-10-24 Thread Raymond Dubisky
One thing I would find useful would be automatic grouping of related tags, or plurals. Things like game and games or recipe and recipes etc. On 10/24/05, joshua schachter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I would like to see the two informations on the same page. Maybe the popular one as a side column. At

Re: [delicious-discuss] pc mag delicious review

2005-10-24 Thread Paul Denning
At 04:07 PM 2005-10-23, Chris Lott wrote: Backchannel, someone mentioned Flock as one of those projects. I wonder if the real frontier doesn't lie a but more removed... for instance, some kind of shared schema for social bookmarking that would allow the services to interact. Maybe what we need

Re: [delicious-discuss] inbox bookmarks

2005-10-24 Thread adewale oshineye
J, Actually I subscribe to both specific users and to specific tags. The downside to subscribing to specific tags is that I'm vulnerable to spam when people like: http://del.icio.us/dngrand/ decide to tag their 4 bookmarks with hundreds of tags. Duplicate collapsing would be very useful

[delicious-discuss] New search

2005-10-24 Thread Joseph Becher
Josh, With the new search, if I go to /jwbecher/ and search for say, 'api' then the resuilts for that show both mine and global. Not a real problem, except I have no edit or delete option on my results. Am I missing something? ___ discuss mailing list

Re: [delicious-discuss] pc mag delicious review

2005-10-24 Thread Hamish MacEwan
On 10/24/05, Chris Lott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I wonder if the real frontier doesn't lie a but more removed... for instance, some kind of shared schema for social bookmarking that would allow the services to interact. Maybe what we need most is a bookmarks version of RSS that everyone could

Re: [delicious-discuss] pc mag delicious review

2005-10-24 Thread Chris Lott
On 10/24/05, Paul Denning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: At 04:07 PM 2005-10-23, Chris Lott wrote: Maybe what we need most is a bookmarks version of RSS that everyone could more easily tap into so the whole space could explode. del.icio.us already has RSS feeds. No, no. What I mean is an XML