Conceptually: if Diigolet can link to the meta view of a bookmarked page, then it becomes easier for the viewer to step quickly to the relevant site library.
It's a little frustrating that this feature still isn't available. I've been using Diigo since it first launched and I feel like I've been waiting for this feature for years. The main advantage Diigo has over any other service is annotation, but it's much to difficult to send annotations to somebody else (mostly talking about my own annotated page, not the "meta" page annotated and commented by the community).
As it is, I rarely annotate pages much anymore because I know I won't get those annotations out to my networks. It would make a huge difference to my use of Diigo if I could pull up the diigo bookmarklet, annotate and bookmark a page, and then *without leaving the page* share the annotated page with Twitter, Facebook or (even better) Ping.fm, or just send it by email to a friend.
You basically have this functionality in the Firefox toolbar. Why not in the bookmarklet?
@Andy If your not a toolabr user like me, maybe you would interested in using a service called queri.ac It's like Diigo custom search but more powerful, or like Firefox smart search, and even more like yubnub.org You can make yourself your private commands, supports bookmarklets
Example: http://www.diigo.com/bookmark/http%3A%2F%2Fdrupal.org%2Fproject%2Fdeploy?tab=people&uname=lardissone leads to http://www.diigo.com/community/site/drupal.org
Related suggestion: sort options for 'Community library from the site…'
Considerations:
* apparent deprecation of Diigo About (to which previous versions of Diigolet linked)
* recent support for # in URLs, with consequential variety of different bookmarks for a single page
* the wish to see who else is interested in a page (or a variant URL of the same page) before proceeding to bookmark and annotate
* etc..
As it is, I rarely annotate pages much anymore because I know I won't get those annotations out to my networks. It would make a huge difference to my use of Diigo if I could pull up the diigo bookmarklet, annotate and bookmark a page, and then *without leaving the page* share the annotated page with Twitter, Facebook or (even better) Ping.fm, or just send it by email to a friend.
You basically have this functionality in the Firefox toolbar. Why not in the bookmarklet?
I created a separate topic for the other bookmarklets,
user-contributed bookmarklets for Diigo
(This topic focused on Diigolet.)
Now that Graham has posted many, I'll put those up on the same page.
If your not a toolabr user like me, maybe you would interested in using a service called queri.ac
It's like Diigo custom search but more powerful, or like Firefox smart search, and even more like yubnub.org
You can make yourself your private commands, supports bookmarklets
For now these are the Diigo commands that exist: http://queri.ac/ycc/user_commands/tag/diigo
Here's one that does many things: http://queri.ac/commands/1293