Searching bookmarks tagged by other users, not by me. - 34 views

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  #1 Jose Luis Pajares on 04 May 07

   

  I would like to search for a specific tag that i'm using very frequently but just getting the results from bookmarks saved by others AND still not bookmarked by me.
  
  Now i can browse the results of that tag but many of the results are already bookmarked by me so i've to browse throught many older bookmarks to see bookmarks i didn't know it.
  
  This will be a good way to discover new sites of my interests.
  
  There is already a way to to this? I revised the Advanced Serach Help page but I couldn't figured out.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I would like to search for a specific tag that i'm using very frequently but just getting the results from bookmarks saved by others AND still not bookmarked by me. <br /> <br /> Now i can browse the results of that tag but many of the results are already bookmarked by me so i've to browse throught many older bookmarks to see bookmarks i didn't know it. <br /> <br /> This will be a good way to discover new sites of my interests. <br /> <br /> There is already a way to to this? I revised the Advanced Serach Help page but I couldn't figured out.</div>

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  #2 Maggie Tsai on 08 May 07

   

  It is an interesting idea - will discuss here.
  
  Meanwhile, not sure if you have noticed - some additional ways to do tag search and display:
  
  1) http://www.diigo.com/tag/xxx will show you all Bookmarks tagged xxx.
  2) there is a "view Mine" option
  3) Then, there are "recent" / "popular" tab
  
  We're making lots of little improvements throughout the site (and more to come) , so keeping up with the latest HELP is quite a challenge. Thus, we're now building a new wiki HELP platform. Everyone can view it, but only "pre-authorized" authors can make updates / changes on it to keep up the content quality. Once we have the basics up - we'd love invite expert POWER Diigo users who are interested in helping us keep up with the latest changes.
  
  Anyone interested in helping sometimes (no "obligation" - contribute only whenever you'd like to), we'd love to hear from you!
  
  

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">It is an interesting idea - will discuss here. <br /> <br /> Meanwhile, not sure if you have noticed - some additional ways to do tag search and display: <br /> <br /> 1) <a href="http://www.diigo.com/tag/xxx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.diigo.com/tag/xxx</a> will show you all Bookmarks tagged xxx. <br /> 2) there is a "view Mine" option <br /> 3) Then, there are "recent" / "popular" tab <br /> <br /> We're making lots of little improvements throughout the site (and more to come) , so keeping up with the latest HELP is quite a challenge. Thus, we're now building a new wiki HELP platform. Everyone can view it, but only "pre-authorized" authors can make updates / changes on it to keep up the content quality. Once we have the basics up - we'd love invite expert POWER Diigo users who are interested in helping us keep up with the latest changes. <br /> <br /> Anyone interested in helping sometimes (no "obligation" - contribute only whenever you'd like to), we'd love to hear from you! <br /> <br /> </div>

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  #3 Jose Luis Pajares on 09 May 07

   

  I noticed that ways, but this have nothing to do with my problem. Anyway It's nice to see that it can be discuss it by Diigo developers :)
  
  I can help with the wiki help while diigo will remain free. By the way, it's diigo open sorce? Just i think it's important to know this, since you are asking for collaboration.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I noticed that ways, but this have nothing to do with my problem. Anyway It's nice to see that it can be discuss it by Diigo developers :) <br /> <br /> I can help with the wiki help while diigo will remain free. By the way, it's diigo open sorce? Just i think it's important to know this, since you are asking for collaboration.</div>

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  #4 Maggie Tsai on 11 May 07

   

  Your wishlist is not a feature that we support yet.
  
  Thanks for your offer to help. I will drop you a note to invite you to our wiki help.
  
  No - diigo is not an opensource - lots of complex codes here.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Your wishlist is not a feature that we support yet. <br /> <br /> Thanks for your offer to help. I will drop you a note to invite you to our wiki help. <br /> <br /> No - diigo is not an opensource - lots of complex codes here.</div>

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  #5 Jose Luis Pajares on 14 May 07

   

  > No - diigo is not an opensource - lots of complex codes here.
  
  Ok, anyway, do you plan to offer Diigo always for free?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">> No - diigo is not an opensource - lots of complex codes here. <br /> <br /> Ok, anyway, do you plan to offer Diigo always for free?</div>

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  #6 Maggie Tsai on 14 May 07

   

  No rocket science here -
  
  Diigo will add advertising support, so that its basic service will always be free. We're considering a premium fee-based service where it's ad free but has lots more bells and whistles.
  
  Will put out a survey to see what's considered important for you all as users. Meanwhile, we welcome your input.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">No rocket science here - <br /> <br /> Diigo will add advertising support, so that its basic service will always be free. We're considering a premium fee-based service where it's ad free but has lots more bells and whistles. <br /> <br /> Will put out a survey to see what's considered important for you all as users. Meanwhile, we welcome your input.</div>

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