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A little question about the lists - 145 views

lists list tag (metadata) tag group bundle suggestion

started by Hexy Hwang on 24 Mar 08
  • Hexy Hwang
    #1 Hexy Hwang on 24 Mar 08
     
    To save a bookmark which should belone to one list,I have to:
    1.save to bookmark;
    2.send to a list
    So I have to do double work...- -

    I have set the list's "keyword",why cannot the bookmarks tagged the keywords Automaticly be put to the list?
  • Mah Saito
    #2 Mah Saito on 24 Mar 08
     
    Hi,

    You can add a bookmark to one list when you add bookmark. Please check "Add to a List" checkbox and select list from combobox.

    Or you can add all bookmarks in a tag to a list.
    1. Search by that Tag in "My Bookmarks".
    2. Check "All" checkbox.
    3. Select a list from "Add to List.." combobox.

    Mah,
  • Hexy Hwang
    #3 Hexy Hwang on 24 Mar 08
     
    Thx for reply,but even though I have to do the PACK work when or after I save the bookmark,don't I?

    I think the list should be like BOND of del.icio.us.The keywords of lists were just a automatic pack work that diigo should help me to do so.

    Maybe I'm too lazy...囧
  • Mah Saito
    #4 Mah Saito on 24 Mar 08
     
    Hi,

    Can you tell me what feature is in BOND of del.icio.us.? Is the Diigo complex Tag search not enough ?
    (ex: http://www.diigo.com/user/mahsaito/java%20ajax) It can show not only list but also RSS and webslide.

    Mah,
  • Joel Liu
    #5 Joel Liu on 24 Mar 08
     
    > I have set the list's "keyword",why cannot the bookmarks tagged the keywords Automaticly be put to the list?

    A list can be viewed as:
    1) A folder which organizes your bookmarks in a traditional way while bundle is about how to organize tags and related bookmarks.
    2) An ordered knowledge follow about a topic . For example, you can create a list, add some sections, drag and drop bookmarks to tell your readers what need to be read first, what needed to be paid special attention.

    So List is different from the bundle.
  • Hexy Hwang
    #6 Hexy Hwang on 24 Mar 08
     
    I see...before,I have thought about your reasons to do so.According to your explanation,I'll try to use LIST in another way.
    Thx for your help.^-^
  • Joel Liu
    #7 Joel Liu on 24 Mar 08
     
    K. We welcome your feedback :)
  • Joel Liu
    #9 Joel Liu on 02 May 08
     
    > I have lists for "music", "webdesign" and "libraries", and I want every site I tag as Web2.0 to be added >automatically to all my lists. Can that be done or do I have to add each site separately to each list?

    Sorry, you have to add those sites to each list currently. However, you can
    1) Go to "My bookmark" and filter all your web2.0 bookmarks
    2) Select all
    3) Add them to a list
  • John Terrell
    #10 John Terrell on 02 May 08
     
    thanks for your reply Joel
    To me that is a serious limitation, because I have to keep doing it each time I add a new site. I don't want to have to remember which lists each tag belongs to. For me the delicious approach with bundles is much better. Are there plans to add that feature soon?
  • Joel Liu
    #11 Joel Liu on 02 May 08
     
    > To me that is a serious limitation, because I have to keep doing it each time I add a new site. I don't >want to have to remember which lists each tag belongs to. For me the delicious approach with bundles > is much better. Are there plans to add that feature soon?

    We are evaluating this feature.
  • Graham Perrin
    #12 Graham Perrin on 10 Oct 09
     
    John Terrell wrote:

    > a 'bundle' function like in delicious

    In the screen shot at http://groups.diigo.com/group/Diigo_HQ/content/546457
    a menu drops down to show:

    * bundles of tags
    * Diigo bookmarks within each bundle.

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