Diigo WebSlides: presenting a feed - 37 views

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  #1 Graham Perrin on 24 Dec 08

   

  Is it possible for WebSlides to present the results of a feed, a feed that is is served by Diigo?
  
  I imagine something like, a Diigo list that updates itself:
  
  * periodically
  
  or
  
  * at the request of the author of the list
  
  - to comprise the contents/abstract of the feed.
  
  For this type of list, I would understand that associated Diigo highlights and annotations change over time (whenever the URLs associated with the list change in harmony with the feed).
  
  I should not expect the list to grow infinitely. I imagine:
  
  * a limit set by Diigo on the number of URLs that this type of list may comprise
  
  and
  
  * a user preference to have a limit lower than the one set by Diigo.
  
  Limits: to discourage misuse and respect Diigo service load, performance, terms etc..

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Is it possible for WebSlides to present the results of a feed, a feed that is is served by Diigo? <br /> <br /> I imagine something like, a Diigo list that updates itself: <br /> <br /> * periodically <br /> <br /> or <br /> <br /> * at the request of the author of the list <br /> <br /> - to comprise the contents/abstract of the feed. <br /> <br /> For this type of list, I would understand that associated Diigo highlights and annotations change over time (whenever the URLs associated with the list change in harmony with the feed). <br /> <br /> I should not expect the list to grow infinitely. I imagine: <br /> <br /> * a limit set by Diigo on the number of URLs that this type of list may comprise <br /> <br /> and <br /> <br /> * a user preference to have a limit lower than the one set by Diigo. <br /> <br /> Limits: to discourage misuse and respect Diigo service load, performance, terms etc..</div>

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  #2 Graham Perrin on 24 Dec 08

   

  > I imagine something like, a Diigo list that updates itself:
  
  > or
  >
  > * at the request of the author of the list
  
  If at the request of the author, on demand (not periodic, automated) then the routine could be a sibling to
  http://www.diigo.com/tools/import_all
  
  I imagine importing a feed to a list, with the option of overwriting the contents of an existing list.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">> I imagine something like, a Diigo list that updates itself: <br /> <br /> > or <br /> > <br /> > * at the request of the author of the list <br /> <br /> If at the request of the author, on demand (not periodic, automated) then the routine could be a sibling to <br /> <a href="http://www.diigo.com/tools/import_all" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.diigo.com/tools/import_all</a> <br /> <br /> I imagine importing a feed to a list, with the option of overwriting the contents of an existing list.</div>

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