On 12/10/05, John Sullivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> joshua schachter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > there are a few irc bots and the like posting to delicious automaticall.
> >
> > generally, people ignore list these things the most, so i think the
> > sentiment
> > is that they are not particularly appreciated.
> >
>
> On the other hand, especially with irc bots, some of these things are probably
> there because some small community of people, like the regulars on an irc
> channel, find them useful. They've agreed on some specific tagging strategies
> and implemented them programatically.
>
> I'm not sure that's counter to my desired del.icio.us experience. I have a
> hard
> time coming up with a reason to exclude them or frown on them.
>
> --
Thanks Joshua and John.
I understand the key issue is that the posting is considered to be of
some value to a human community (even a community of one) and not
really the tool (form, favelet, bot..) used for posting.
As for my project, I'm not really sure who would be deriving utility
from the links, I was just going for the cool factor ('look, i'm
republishing at delicious..') As with any feature,it's better killed
off until I can come up with some use case that shows actual benefits
to anyone.
Thanks for the insight.
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Manuel
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