Yahoo is Shutting Down Del.icio.us
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#122I have a been working on a replacement http://toadjaw.com but haven't opened it up to the public. It allows importing from delicious.com. Anybody interested in using it?
I'd be happy to use your site. Basically I just use delicious as distributed bookmarks across all my machines. I'll be sad to see it go.
Thanks!
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#123It's been a busy day over here.
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#124sent e-mail to delicious and yahoo - if anyone knows a quicker contact let me know! THANKS!
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#125Earlier quoted context omitted.
Which is exactly why Groupon wisely backed away from a deal with Yahoo.
Considering they also rejected Google's offer, I'd say there was more to it than Yahoo's past failures.
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#126is there any contact for interested buyers? (serious) sent e-mail to delicious and yahoo - if anyone knows a quicker contact let me know! THANKS!
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#127Google Bookmarks looks like a possibility. I don't care that it doesn't have the social thing and I want something with good browser integration.
Does anyone have an working instructions for migrating to Google Bookmarks? Most sites refer to this page which appears to be broken - http://persistent.info/delicious2google/
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#128Noooo! I love delicious and am using it daily, it's one of the reasons I don't completely switch to Chrome (since the plugin is not as good as the Firefox one). OK, time to dire off the API and suck off all the bookmarks. Where should I put all my bookmarks? What other bookmark service has a nice browser plugin, APIs, etc? After this I'm also convinced that Yahoo is hopeless.
http://pinboard.in aims to be a Delicious replacement and has an interesting payment model.
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#129Anyone want to do a weekend hackathon with me and build a replacement? We could probably capitalize on delocios shutting down to get some traction.
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#130Earlier quoted context omitted.
In a way, companies should be in it for the money. That might even have prevented this. Of course, money shouldn't be the only motivator, but in general, companies should aim to make money, very healthy.
Maybe, but I think the only thing that would have been 'prevented' is delicious existing for as long as it did. They've tried to monetize, xmarks tried to monetize, both failed. It seems possible that maybe social online bookmarking services just aren't profitable at this point in time, and can only exist as a 'public service'.