Del.icio.us
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#22How relevant would be del.icio.us these days? (edit: typo)
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#23the bookmark space for me is still broken, I think delicious were close to fixing this in there early days pre yahoo. I cant wait to see all my bookmarks from 2000's probably just gifs but memories. good luck Maciej Ceglowski
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#24Aw 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.
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#25After some digging, the above thread seemed like the most informative one as to what happened to Delicious (with a top comment from joshu, no less).
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#26For those who did not experience it, del.icio.us was a bookmarking service, and one of the first to have "tags", but also had a sense of fresh discovery. You can bookmark and tag your sites. But you can also browse the bookmarks and tags of people you know, and people they know, getting deeper, freed from algorithmic manipulation. Like Wikipedia, but you start at you.
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
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.
Maciej, the person who posted this update to del.icio.us, is the owner and maintainer of pinboard.
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#29This is old school weird web! For those who did not experience it, del.icio.us was a bookmarking service, and one of the first to have "tags", but also had a sense of fresh discovery. You can bookmark and tag your sites. But you can also browse the bookmarks and tags of people you know, and people they know, getting deeper, freed from algorithmic manipulation. Like Wikipedia, but you start at you.
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
Maciej, the person who posted this update to del.icio.us, is the owner and maintainer of pinboard.
I wonder how that's going to work, whether he's going to keep both as-is in parallel or what the plans are.