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Re: Is Delicious for saving? Or for sharing? Or both?

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Re: Is Delicious for saving? Or for sharing? Or both?

Gene de Murro — Mon, 11 Oct 2010 09:40:59 -0000

In the off chance you are still involved in this space, let me introduce you to Switchnode:

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This is a proof of concept app that I developed recently which epitomises a philosophy of traditional UI design for web apps, which I believe is the future for web apps. It's presents the simplest interface possible for any note-taking app on the web, and this makes it very fast, very convenient, and very versatile.

Give it a try and let me know what you think at contact [at] switchnode [dot] com.

Re: Is Delicious for saving? Or for sharing? Or both?

ratbagradio — Thu, 23 Sep 2010 23:12:59 -0000

With the changes at delicous (esp the Yahoo sign in) I've moved my bookmarking to Blogger and hacked a template to suit. Blogger sucks (and delicous with Yahoo sign in is unoperational) on mobile devices like the ipad so I post bookmarks from there via email.Not so link friendly , but it surfices on Blogger.

My over view: Using Blogger for internet bookmarking and social tagging -- delicious not..

It's easy to set up automatic sharing on Twitter from Blogger but some hacking is involved if you only want to share some selected labels/tags.Nonetheless, from my own experience using Blogger as a bookmarking tool -- and I'm a Blogger blogger of long standing -- my surprize is that it could be a Web 2.0 great secret.

To share on Facebook for Blogger blogs I use NetworkBlogs and again you can hack the feeds to only share certain tags. Where delicious is ahead is the customized public/private selection per bookmark. But tag editing is so much easier on Blogger as is tag and content searching.I also find delicious page layout cumbersome and counter intuitive compared to what you can hack/design into place for Blogger.

I appreciate delicious tag bundle code but that can so often be cumbersome and doesn't always work.

Re: Is Delicious for saving? Or for sharing? Or both?

mrshl — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 17:23:48 -0000

My understanding is the new version of OneNote (2010) includes vastly upgraded tagging features in addition to a robust web-based version. It might make OneNote my default notetaking option. Afterall, it's not like Evernote's product offering is unassailable.

Re: Is Delicious for saving? Or for sharing? Or both?

Daniel Demski — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 14:04:58 -0000

I did find it surprising initially that, for me, wanting to share something IS different from wanting to save it. I'm not organized enough yet (?) that I want to bookmark every random interesting article or video I read.

As an aside: I just went through the battle of choosing between OneNote and EverNote, and lost: I'm using OneNote at the moment but to no particular advantage over evernote ... except on occasion. My must-have features were drawing, linking between notes, and tagging; but linking hasn't gotten me what I wanted-- a delicious-like feeling of creating an intricate web of information, and I think that's because 1) linking is not sufficiently easy in OneNote, and 2), tagging is Really Not Easy.

I've ended up changing my notetaking to fit OneNote's hierarchy of pages style. NOT sufficient for my goal of writing down Everything.

Re: Is Delicious for saving? Or for sharing? Or both?

sachxn — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 01:59:46 -0000

anyways I like the delicious most and use it most of the day even on my iPhone