interesting idea. one problem is normalization: pretty much everything is a
standard hockey-stick graph
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From: ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Patrick Hall
Sent: Monday, October 09, 2006 9:48 PM
To: ydn-delicious@yahoogr
Hi,
Random idea: I think it would be very interesting to see
stock-market-style graphs of which tags are the most popular.
Personally, I'd like to compare names of human languages: How does
"Spanish" compare to "Español"? "Español" vs "Português"? and so on.
But that's just me; I imagine compute
On 10/10/06, Joshua Schachter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Totally agree. We are staying static with this auth mechanism for now
> and will be moving to something like Flickr's in the future.
Wouldn't BBAuth (if that isn't what Flickr does) be the best option.
Looks like the beginning of 3rd part
I was wondering if it was possible to create a hierarchy of bundle tags.
Let say I have one Bundle Tag call 'Libertarian' and another Bundle
Tag called 'Republican'. Can I create a third Bundle Tag called
'Politics' and have it inherit from 'Libertarian' and 'Republican'?
Yahoo! Groups L
Totally agree. We are staying static with this auth mechanism for now
and will be moving to something like Flickr's in the future.
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Sent: Monday, October 09, 2006 7:46 AM
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Hello
One thing I thought would be a nice addition to the daily blog posting is to
have the option for a del.icio.us logo to it if you wanted. I always like
to add some color to my blog postings rather then just text.
Thanks
Jeff
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Hey, have there been any thoughts on expanding on the del.icio.us API
authentication scheme? Specifically, what about doing the "shared
secret" method between an application and del.icio.us so that no
storage / transference of the del.icio.us username and password has to
happen?
The reason I ask
I agree. del.icio.us is must less an MMOBS (massively multiplayer
online bookmarking service) than Digg and reddit. ;)
Users primarily focus on aggregating what are the most trusted and
useful resources, not just what is hot. True, there is the del.icio.us
front page, but beyond that much of the
Well,
in general i like this functions.
I thought more like a like check function which checks the link time
by time if the site is still available ( so after n times it could be
taged with a special tag, or something else or just mark it).
An automatic update is realy not a good solution only i
Yes there is. If you're using Firefox, you can install the Stylish
extension. Once on the del.icio.us page, find a pattern (CSS selector) for
those elements. All those elemens can be selected with "div.meta a.pop".
Easy.
Now click on the Stylish icon in the status bar. Choose "write style" > "for
Amir Michail wrote:
> * when entering a bookmark, you supply not only tags but also "virtual
> inlinks" and "virtual outlinks"; for example, when bookmarking
> TeXmacs, you might supply LyX as a virtual inlink and several TeXmacs
> resources pages as virtual outlinks.
[snip]
If simply having pr
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