W.B. McNamara wrote:
>> It does if you click on the + sign itself rather than the term. I do
>> this all the time myself.
>>
> That's a good usability point. Half the time I do this, too,
> basically seeing the "+ foo" as a single unit rather than a "+" and a
> "foo", no matter how many times I
> It does if you click on the + sign itself rather than the term. I do
> this all the time myself.
>
That's a good usability point. Half the time I do this, too, basically seeing
the "+ foo" as a single unit rather than a "+" and a "foo", no matter how
many times I make the mistake.
It's pretty
On 3/24/06, Daniel Hammer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 3. Browsing my links ex. http://del.icio.us/dleh/movie adds a list with
> 'related tags' ex. '+ reference' clicking that sends my browser to
> http://del.icio.us/dleh/reference.
> I would have expected it to goto
> http://del.icio.us/dleh/m
Hi del.icio.us Guys
I've been using this service for about a week(7 days and counting), and
combined with the foxylicious extension for Firefox my links are better
organised, tagged with relevant tags and easier to use from everywhere
in the world.
For this I'd like to thank the guys making
Hi there -
I can't speak for the del.icio.us policy on abusive behavior, but my guess is
that the JS tagroll and linkroll stuff is generated off of cached data to
reduce the impact on their systems. del expects that these things are going
to be integrated into Web pages, so they're designed acco
Hi,
As I understand it, it is considered abuse by del.icio.us if I configure my
webpages in a way that leads to a del.icio.us-request per page-hit.
On the other hand, the "linkrolls" and "tagrolls" scripts provided on the
del.icio.us site seem to provoke a del.icio.us-request per page-hit if I
in
Hi!
I'm working on an idea of a greasemonkey script which will be able to extract
from del.icio.us sites simillar to one that user is currently visiting. It will
work like that: we visit the site and the script pops up the window with some
links to sites which according to del.icio.us are simil
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