This link has been bookmarked by 7 people . It was first bookmarked on 29 Mar 2008, by Mah Saito.
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19 Nov 08
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Diigo goes beyond all of that. You can comment on links, thus enabling conversation. This is sorely missing from del.icio.us and it is weakly implemented in Mag.nolia. You can schedule a link post to your blog or simply post a link directly.
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Though most will likely give a collective groan to a new bookmarking site, if you aren’t using Diigo you might as well be living in a web 1.0 world.
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18 Apr 08
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04 Apr 08
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It is a very impressive application. To call Diigo a social bookmarking site would be to limit it to a box that it has grown beyond.
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if you aren’t using Diigo you might as well be living in a web 1.0 world.
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03 Apr 08
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29 Mar 08
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Picking up where del.icio.us fell down is Diigo. They have received a little buzz recently for their V3 beta release. It is a very impressive application. To call Diigo a social bookmarking site would be to limit it to a box that it has grown beyond.
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Diigo goes beyond all of that. You can comment on links, thus enabling conversation. This is sorely missing from del.icio.us and it is weakly implemented in Mag.nolia. You can schedule a link post to your blog or simply post a link directly.
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Though most will likely give a collective groan to a new bookmarking site, if you aren’t using Diigo you might as well be living in a web 1.0 world.
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Diigo does have a couple items I would like to see worked out. First of all they didn’t get the memo that we have reached the mobile tipping point. I would love to see an iPhone version of this so I can use it on the go. Where is the API? How can you have a service in today’s market place without an API. Finally, trackbacks. Let me carry the conversation back if I can. So many social sites don’t implement this and it seems vital to enabling a conversation.
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I know all the A-listers have glazed eyes over friendfeed right now, but they are really missing out if they don’t try Diigo.
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Diigo goes beyond all of that. You can comment on links, thus enabling conversation. This is sorely missing from del.icio.us and it is weakly implemented in Mag.nolia. You can schedule a link post to your blog or simply post a link directly.
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Though most will likely give a collective groan to a new bookmarking site, if you aren’t using Diigo you might as well be living in a web 1.0 world.
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Diigo does have a couple items I would like to see worked out. First of all they didn’t get the memo that we have reached the mobile tipping point. I would love to see an iPhone version of this so I can use it on the go. Where is the API? How can you have a service in today’s market place without an API. Finally, trackbacks. Let me carry the conversation back if I can. So many social sites don’t implement this and it seems vital to enabling a conversation.
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I know all the A-listers have glazed eyes over friendfeed right now, but they are really missing out if they don’t try Diigo.
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