Is there a delicous wiki? Then we could all just put our feature requests on the wiki page.
-Chris
At 11:49 AM 10/24/2005, Raymond Dubisky wrote:
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 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 all opening that
- > page or not.
- Interesting. Probably would require a smaller rendering of individual
- posts, I think.
- > Also in the same page I would like to see the most
- > active users that are using that tag. Or maybe ALL the
- > users that have used that tag (in the links present in
- > the page). In order of how commonly. Or maybe ordered
- > as relative importance of that tag respect to all the
- > tags they have (danger! some math involved).
- > I know this is dangerous ground as it can easily turn
- > on a positive feedback loop where people use common
- > tags just to have their name on the sidebar. On the
- > other hand when you are investigating a new tag you
- > need to know who is using it.
- This could probably be done much like the related tags, I think.
- Right now this is generated offline but I've been thinking of
- changing it to dynamic; if we make it dynamic then this could be an
- easy add-on
- > I do agree that the popular page should be the front
- > page, after all it represents the cream of the
- > delicious experience. The most delicious delicious.
- We do have some plans to radically change the front page soon.
- > But again I would like to see the two pages (popular
- > and ?new popular) integrated. Can't we get a different
- > color or an asterisk for new links?\
- Good idea.
- > Another thing that I am really missing is, in the
- > popular page, after each link, the 4 (or so) more
- > common tags used to define it. Just the tip of the
- > power law, would be so useful.
- This one has been on my todo list for quite some time; I just need to
- make the query go faster.
- >
- > I miss the archive with the pages that were popular in
- > the previous days. I use to find that page a much
- > better source of info on what has happened when I have
- > been away than newspapers, or inbox or external
- > services.
- Yes, I liked that too. Another query issue there, too -- we changed
- it a while ago to use the last N posts (approximately one day's
- worth) to calculate popularity instead of a single day.
- (Also I think we should lower the number of posts counted, that would
- make it more dynamic a list)
- >
- > When we open a page regarding a link, like
- > http://del.icio.us/url/b0b9aabd95b24fc3a6b63a294d7d92fd
- >
- > we have the "show related items".
- > Does it really need to open another window? Can't it
- > just show or hide some information?
- Mostly to let users who are interested click to find out. Many people
- do not really care, it looks like.
- > And can't the information be in the same format as
- > links in the popular page? A bit of standardization
- > would probably help.
- Not sure what this would look like.
- >
- > Dear Joshua, I have a much longer list of things I
- > would like to see, but I tried to contain myself with
- > things that were on topic of the current thread:
- > delicious appearence and way to present information.
- Go ahead, that is what we are here for :)
- Joshua
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