I upgrades to the 6.13 release and was playing around with the new features. In particular I was looking at the extract annotations option that is part of the new Send button.
I added a page comment to that article. When I use the new Extract Annotations option is shows my Page Comment inline with the rest of the Highlights. There is no indication that the comment is something that I added. I also commented on a highlight, and I do see the indication there that it is my comment.
This is different than how extracting annotations works from the My Bookmarks screen.
> no indication that the comment is something that I added
To any readers who are concerned about credits:
(Instructions for users of Firefox)
1. Diigo Toolbar (3.1.6.13) | Send menu | Extract Annotations…
2. without closing the 'Extract Annotations' window
3. return to the window from which you extracted
4. IMPORTANT: sign out from Diigo
5. return to the 'Extract Annotations' window
6. maximise the window
7. single-click (follow) the primary blue link within the window
8. click the Comment button within the Diigolet toolbar
9. observe the anonymous (public) view of the annotations and highlights that you chose to extract
You should find that all publicly visible highlights and annotations are credited.
Example screen shot:
- note, that example may differ from what Sean and others see, my example is an anonymous view of the link given in an extraction of annotations obtained by Graham Perrin viewing a selection of Sean's highlights and annotations (not obtained by Sean Brady whilst viewing his own highlights and annotations.)
Using http://www.diigo.com/annotated/7b6a0267fd0f8b1c10dd87d06b78805b as a baseline for discussion.
I added a page comment to that article. When I use the new Extract Annotations option is shows my Page Comment inline with the rest of the Highlights. There is no indication that the comment is something that I added. I also commented on a highlight, and I do see the indication there that it is my comment.
This is different than how extracting annotations works from the My Bookmarks screen.
- appears to me as I expect it to
- maybe OK, Sean should judge my view of this
- definitely bugged.
I have neither highlighted nor commented upon http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20081218-gates-foundation-to-help-libraries-be-better-free-net-cafes.html so why should the preference -
[√] Don't show my private highlights and sticky notes
- make a difference to my view of the extraction?
As points of reference, please, can you confirm whether the following Diigolet 3.1b446 views of your highlights and sticky note are proper?
TIA
Graham
Postscript: without breaking the tally, I added my missing screen shot of the page comment.
> no indication that the comment is something that I added
To any readers who are concerned about credits:
(Instructions for users of Firefox)
1. Diigo Toolbar (3.1.6.13) | Send menu | Extract Annotations…
2. without closing the 'Extract Annotations' window
3. return to the window from which you extracted
4. IMPORTANT: sign out from Diigo
5. return to the 'Extract Annotations' window
6. maximise the window
7. single-click (follow) the primary blue link within the window
8. click the Comment button within the Diigolet toolbar
9. observe the anonymous (public) view of the annotations and highlights that you chose to extract
You should find that all publicly visible highlights and annotations are credited.
Example screen shot:
- note, that example may differ from what Sean and others see, my example is an anonymous view of the link given in an extraction of annotations obtained by Graham Perrin viewing a selection of Sean's highlights and annotations (not obtained by Sean Brady whilst viewing his own highlights and annotations.)
(Instructions for some users of Firefox complicated by bugs http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/extract-annotations-in-3-1-6-13-for-firefox-formatting-richness-is-lost-9245 http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/extract-annotations-in-3-1-6-13-for-firefox-impossible-to-copy-the-primary-link-9246 and/or http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/extract-annotations-in-3-1-6-13-for-firefox-primary-link-fails-to-target-new-window-9247 - sorry)
If you find that what's visible to the public is more, or less, than you intended then please
a) consider http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/extract-annotations-in-3-1-6-13-for-firefox-other-people-s-private-highlights-not-mine-are-hidden-on-demand-9243
b) if necessary, create a separate topic within this forum.
Regards
Graham
Postscript: added screen shot.
> no indication that the comment is something that I added
To any readers who are concerned about credits:
(Instructions for users of Diigolet)
1. http://www.diigo.com/ | My Bookmarks
2. Share menu | Extract Annotations…
3. within the window that appears, click the primary blue link (example screen shot below)
4. click the 'Sign out' button within the Diigolet toolbar
You should find that all publicly visible highlights and annotations are credited.
(Instructions for all users of Diigolet: less complicated.)