Credit to Sean Brady for discovering this feature.
('My Watchlist' is offered in the Discover menu but I rarely use the Discover menu to discover ;) - there's more than enough to discover elsewhere in the Diigo web domains!)
> any thing with sub categories or so would be very fine. Maybe a tree > structure or something else ...
Personally I struggle with structures such as taxonomies, categories and trees.
In group environments, it's difficult to gain agreement on such structures.
In academic/research environments such as mine, agreement can be doubly difficult ;)
Still, I'm interested in your vision, not least because the environment in which I most often use trees - Plone content management system - offers multi-crieria collection (a.k.a aggregation, previously k.a. smart folders) and categories (previously k.a. keywords and still subject to enhancement), such things free site managers and users from the constraints/arguments of trees, and so all audiences are pleased. My site trees remain non-complex and most importantly, non-contentious.
(When I juggle or re-style key elements of a Plone site, the most vociferous planners/critics utter not a word. Things remain found, URLs and content don't break, generally a very happy situation, a rare pleasure :)
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Back to Diigo. Elswehere in this forum there's a mass of recent discussion concerning filters and filtration:
(I sense parallels between all of that, and collections/categories etc. in Plone.)
If you can plough through a little of that (!) and sketch something that could be applicable to Diigo UIs for groups and for self, it would be a fine addition to the mix.
Would you be happy with an appearance of your trees as a drop down menu?
> at the sidebar in the "My Tags" oder "My Bookmarks" page
If things are rearranged considerately, might you be happy with the tree/map (or menu or whatever) somewhere _other_ than sidebar?
Or, are you particularly fond of having such things set _aside_?
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@ all
In my mind's eye, alongside the above, I'm considering: Scott Allam's 2008-11-27 rapid prototype, on-line/off-line, iPhone, filters, notions of 'read later', personal customisations, premiums/subscriptions, Google and other searches and advertisements, Diigo customisations, dashboard etc.. Sketches to follow at some point, in a separate topic.
> maybe if a … would auto update the … as soon as I tag something with the same tag
1. http://www.diigo.com/watch/
2. I'm watching: | Add
3. Subscribe to tags
Credit to Sean Brady for discovering this feature.
('My Watchlist' is offered in the Discover menu but I rarely use the Discover menu to discover ;) - there's more than enough to discover elsewhere in the Diigo web domains!)
> any thing with sub categories or so would be very fine. Maybe a tree
> structure or something else ...
Personally I struggle with structures such as taxonomies, categories and trees.
In group environments, it's difficult to gain agreement on such structures.
In academic/research environments such as mine, agreement can be doubly difficult ;)
Still, I'm interested in your vision, not least because the environment in which I most often use trees - Plone content management system - offers multi-crieria collection (a.k.a aggregation, previously k.a. smart folders) and categories (previously k.a. keywords and still subject to enhancement), such things free site managers and users from the constraints/arguments of trees, and so all audiences are pleased. My site trees remain non-complex and most importantly, non-contentious.
(When I juggle or re-style key elements of a Plone site, the most vociferous planners/critics utter not a word. Things remain found, URLs and content don't break, generally a very happy situation, a rare pleasure :)
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Back to Diigo. Elswehere in this forum there's a mass of recent discussion concerning filters and filtration:
http://groups.diigo.com/search_topics?group_name=Diigo_HQ&what=filter*
http://groups.diigo.com/search_topics?group_name=Diigo_HQ&what=filtra*
and lists and tabs and views and whatnot,
and customisation or personalisation thereof:
http://groups.diigo.com/search_topics?group_name=Diigo_HQ&what=custom*
http://groups.diigo.com/search_topics?group_name=Diigo_HQ&what=personali*
(I sense parallels between all of that, and collections/categories etc. in Plone.)
If you can plough through a little of that (!) and sketch something that could be applicable to Diigo UIs for groups and for self, it would be a fine addition to the mix.
Cheers
Graham
> maybe in a little tree map
@ Herbert
Would you be happy with an appearance of your trees as a drop down menu?
> at the sidebar in the "My Tags" oder "My Bookmarks" page
If things are rearranged considerately, might you be happy with the tree/map (or menu or whatever) somewhere _other_ than sidebar?
Or, are you particularly fond of having such things set _aside_?
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@ all
In my mind's eye, alongside the above, I'm considering: Scott Allam's 2008-11-27 rapid prototype, on-line/off-line, iPhone, filters, notions of 'read later', personal customisations, premiums/subscriptions, Google and other searches and advertisements, Diigo customisations, dashboard etc.. Sketches to follow at some point, in a separate topic.
A hierarchy of tags that suits a particular user may be ill-suited to other users in (say) Diigo group and watchlist environments.
There's also Common Tag format to consider.
An earlier topic:
http://groups.diigo.com/group/Diigo_HQ/content/546475