Ben
Hyde: If you drag this bookmarklet into your bookmark bar:
Tasty? Then when visiting a page you can click on it to see how
many people thought it was interesting enough to bookmark at
del.icio.us. You can read their comments and category
assignments.
Cool! I find the
del.icio.us feed to be of
less than fully useful as it doesn't have anything that I can
identify as a permalink. Now with five lines of code, I can
rectify that in my
extractor
script.
I did a bookmarklet in pure javascript which doesn't depend on your site staying up and should be faster because of no extra trip to your site. Uses code from the excellent md5 code in javascript by Paul Johnston.
New improved version of the Tasty? bookmarklet! Instead of bouncing off my server this one bounces off the del.icio.us server using a newly revealed (at least to me) mechanism. This is better, you'll only be revealing your curiosity to del.icio.us rather than to both me and del.icio.us. Drag this to your bookmark bar, discard your old version if this doesn't overwrite it. Tasty? Upgrade today! Earlier posting here. Cool! Version in pure java script.......
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I wrote a little bookmarklet that looks up people linking a page through del.icio.us, social bookmarks manager extraordinaire. Kinda fun. I’m calling it del.icio.us backwash because I’ve used enough boring descriptive names lately. Plus it sounds...
del.icio.us has just implemented functionality to show related links for any url. Alongside the reccomended tags engine, this is awesome. With a database the size that del.icio.us has, there are lots of opportunities for more features like this....
Here’s an idea for the lazyweb to solve how writers are lazy at categorizing their posts. We’ve had lots of attempts to make categorization easier, but readers in aggregate do a better job. I’m looking for something to leverage del.icio.us......
Also, I found [link] which is really helpful, but I’m still not sure how to plug into the delicious api for the user notes section of the url history in del.icio.us and then place them in the blog post....