First I'd like to thank Diigo for offering this service but I do agree that I begin to lose some confidence.

I can understand that it's difficult to launch such a service without some problems in the beginning, but it would be easier to accept if we were more clearly informed.

* the pages seemed to be now cached quite quickly ( from 2 to 10 minutes, which is quite good) but how does it take until this page is reachable via the full text search? For instance I have a bookmark made on 2009-04-20 (10 days ago) , I can find it by the title not by full text research though the page is cached.

* the tag research when will it function? I can't possibly edit by hands hundreds of links and this is a vital function.

Thanks again
Stéphane

Sorry if I express myself not clearly enough.

* I can find the bookmark if i type a word that is in his title or in his description
* but i can't find it if i use a word or words used in the page but not in the tittle, like in Furl, that's what i meant by full text search. Am I wrong assuming that Diigo search should be able to do that?

Thaks
Merci

No problem wit wordpress? which version do you have?
But I can't make irt work with Drupal blog.

Stéphane

parrishka wrote:
> Whenever I try to add a wordpress blog, I get the following message:
>
> Sorry, server error. [1503]
>
> little help?
>
> thanks

Any idea when this feature will be restored? In my opinion it's a great feature that makes Diigo better than Furl and Delicious combined together.

Bonjour

As we all know links can sometimes be broken. Is there a tool ar a way of checking if links of my account are still valid?

Thanks
Stéphane

Thank you for your answer,

I know there is a cache
(I thought that caching was automatic, is it different?)
and you're right in some cases it will do the job but not if I have bookmarked the page because it's the start page of a website of interest.

Joel Liu wrote:
> How about caching all web pages you bookmarked? You don't need to check the URL validation in this case.