Any chance on adding RSS support for the Followings section?
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#32First there was del.icio.us.
Then reddit was started with the original idea being "del.icio.us with voting".
And now we're back to del.icio.us!
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#33maybe not a name that is nearly the same as a very popular tool?
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#35In general though, I've moved on from saving links, and I think saving links and bookmarks doesn't really serve a purpose for me.
These days I save highlights and store the links/books/locations as metadata, because I'm more interested in a searchable collection of _what_ I found interesting instead of _where_ I found something interesting (without the context of what that something was).
There are some previous discussions[1] on HN about how I achieve this if this way of thinking seems as intuitive to anyone else as it does to me.
[1]: Previous discussions:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33978500
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#37Simple and straightforward. I like it Any chance on adding RSS support for the Followings section?
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#38a nice and clean site! assuming you want folks to use your service/sites. some suggestions: - if you get a way to let folks to download their own bookmarks as a backup, that could remove some concern... - as the name implied, if you could provide a terminal cli, that will be a plus too.. my 2c...