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  #1 Bakari Chavanu on 13 Oct 09

   

  First, I want to say again how great Diigo is. Thanks for all the work.
  Now as for tagging, I would like to make suggestion. If it's possible, I was wondering if you could figure out a way that when I bookmark an article to a particular group or category, a few tags that I've use before for that bookmark will pop-up? It would save much time for tagging. I don't like taking my hand off of the mouse to begin typing a tag. I would like familiar tags to just pop up.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">First, I want to say again how great Diigo is. Thanks for all the work. <br /> Now as for tagging, I would like to make suggestion. If it's possible, I was wondering if you could figure out a way that when I bookmark an article to a particular group or category, a few tags that I've use before for that bookmark will pop-up? It would save much time for tagging. I don't like taking my hand off of the mouse to begin typing a tag. I would like familiar tags to just pop up.</div>

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  #2 Graham Perrin on 13 Oct 09

   

  > bookmark an article to a particular group
  
  Do you mean, when you copy (share) a bookmark
  from your library
  to a Diigo group?
  
  In that case, the tags
  from your library copy of the bookmark are normally
  included in the group copy of the bookmark.
  
  Another topic that may be of interest,
  same tags as previous bookmark ('Used last time:')
  
  Regards
  Graham
  
  Postscript
  
  Correction to link.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">> bookmark an article to a particular group <br /> <br /> Do you mean, when you copy (share) a bookmark <br /> from your library <br /> to a Diigo group? <br /> <br /> In that case, the tags <br /> from your library copy of the bookmark are normally <br /> included in the group copy of the bookmark. <br /> <br /> Another topic that may be of interest, <br /> <a href="http://groups.diigo.com/group/Diigo_HQ/content/964631" rel="nofollow">same tags as previous bookmark ('Used last time:')</a> <br /> <br /> Regards <br /> Graham <br /> <br /> <b>Postscript</b> <br /> <br /> Correction to link.</div>

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  #3 Bakari Chavanu on 13 Oct 09

   

  You know, I think when I'm using Diigo in my Safari web browser, the recommend tags don't show up. But no, I'm suggesting that when you click to add a bookmark to your list or group, a set of tags get automatically filled in. For example, if I add an article to my Pro Bloggers list, the space for tags should automatically get filled with "blogging" "problogging," etc. I shouldn't have to bother filling it each time. I think tagging is great, but I'm doing it less and less because it seems redundant when you're typing the same tags or even clicking the same tags over and over.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">You know, I think when I'm using Diigo in my Safari web browser, the recommend tags don't show up. But no, I'm suggesting that when you click to add a bookmark to your list or group, a set of tags get automatically filled in. For example, if I add an article to my Pro Bloggers list, the space for tags should automatically get filled with "blogging" "problogging," etc. I shouldn't have to bother filling it each time. I think tagging is great, but I'm doing it less and less because it seems redundant when you're typing the same tags or even clicking the same tags over and over.</div>

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