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Re: Del.icio.us

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Why? There's a lot of synchronising apps saving your bookmarks already - this wagon has passed...

For me it was the communal curation effect.

Find someone else with an obscure site or tag and check what else they have saved. It was a deep, deep rabbit hole.

Re: Del.icio.us

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Wow, it used to be one of my daily sites to visit. I also created a web called populicio.us with data from del.icio.us.

Re: Del.icio.us

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Why? There's a lot of synchronising apps saving your bookmarks already - this wagon has passed...

The new owner is the developer of pinboard.in. The pinboard API was modeled after del.icio.us, so it might just be a data import into pinboard exercise.

Re: Del.icio.us

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Aw yeah! I used to use this site all the time, I had quite a lot of bookmarks in here. I think I have an export floating around somewhere but it will be great to see the site up again. I always found the folksonomy model for aggregating and finding content very interesting, unfortunately it seems to have fallen out of fashion as sites like del.icio.us disappeared.

I still use pinboard.in Just a single guy programming it, and asking a small fee. No ads. No extra stupid features. The web like it should be IMHO.

Re: Del.icio.us

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Why? There's a lot of synchronising apps saving your bookmarks already - this wagon has passed...

Delicious was a social bookmarking site, not a bookmark synchronisation backend.

Re: Del.icio.us

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For future reference, this is what the page says as of this HN post: http://web.archive.org/web/20200729083406/http://del.icio.us... > July 15, 2020 > Hi, my name is Maciej Ceglowski, the latest (and hopefully last) owner of del.icio.us. > The site will be back online soon. If you had data stored on del.icio.us after 2010, you'll be able to export it here. > [...] > You can reach me at maciej@ceglowski.com I also hop…

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