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  #1 Kenneth LeFebvre on 07 Jan 09

   

  When I annotate a page and send it to Facebook, you should be sending the annotated link, not the original link.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">When I annotate a page and send it to Facebook, you should be sending the annotated link, not the original link.</div>

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  #2 Graham Perrin on 09 Jan 09

   

  For any one page, there are various types of annotated link - see the options in the Get Annotated Link dialogue.
  
  As some highlights and other types of annotation are private, so it's inappropriate to *assume* that a user wishes to share their annotations.
  
  From a privacy perspective, AFAICT the most respectful approach is to share, by default, the un-annotated version of the page.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">For any one page, there are various types of annotated link - see the options in the Get Annotated Link dialogue. <br /> <br /> As some highlights and other types of annotation are private, so it's inappropriate to *assume* that a user wishes to share their annotations. <br /> <br /> From a privacy perspective, AFAICT the most respectful approach is to share, by default, the un-annotated version of the page.</div>

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  #3 Kenneth LeFebvre on 10 Jan 09

   

  By default... is there a way to change the default? I, personally, don't see the value in using Diigo to send an unannotated link to Facebook. I can just use a regular "Send to Facebook" bookmarklet for that. The whole point to using Diigo is to annotate the pages you're sharing with people, so it seems that you're not fully supporting a "Send to Facebook" feature, if there's no way to send the annotated link.
  
  
  
  Graham Perrin wrote:
  > For any one page, there are various types of annotated link - see the options in the Get Annotated Link dialogue.
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  > As some highlights and other types of annotation are private, so it's inappropriate to *assume* that a user wishes to share their annotations.
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  > From a privacy perspective, AFAICT the most respectful approach is to share, by default, the un-annotated version of the page.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">By default... is there a way to change the default? I, personally, don't see the value in using Diigo to send an unannotated link to Facebook. I can just use a regular "Send to Facebook" bookmarklet for that. The whole point to using Diigo is to annotate the pages you're sharing with people, so it seems that you're not fully supporting a "Send to Facebook" feature, if there's no way to send the annotated link. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Graham Perrin wrote: <br /> > For any one page, there are various types of annotated link - see the options in the Get Annotated Link dialogue. <br /> > <br /> > As some highlights and other types of annotation are private, so it's inappropriate to *assume* that a user wishes to share their annotations. <br /> > <br /> > From a privacy perspective, AFAICT the most respectful approach is to share, by default, the un-annotated version of the page.</div>

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  #4 Graham Perrin on 10 Jan 09

   

  Kenneth LeFebvre wrote:
  
  > When I annotate a page and send it to Facebook
  
  Are you
  
  a) using Diigo to *send* something
  
  or
  
  b) using Facebook for a view of what's in Diigo?
  
  AFAICT the latter is not related to sending.
  
  > The whole point to using Diigo is to annotate the pages you're
  > sharing with people
  
  There are many other points but your requirement is understood :)
  
  If you log in to Facebook then
  http://apps.facebook.com/diigo-app/user does count Diigo annotations - note the number in parentheses - and the familiar Expand button is present - but a click on the button does not produce the desired result. I have reported this bug, with a screen shot, at
  http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/facebook-app-annotations-counted-but-expand-button-fails-to-present-the-annotations-9584
  
  > you're not fully supporting
  
  I'm a user, not associated with Facebook ;)
  
  > is there a way to change the default?
  
  
  
  Somewhere in Diigo Community forum AFAIR I requested that the options illustrated above should by default be disclosed.
  
  By default, neither option should be enabled; IMHO doing so would introduce too great a risk of users inadvertently sharing something that they intended to be private.
  
  Incidentally, the wording of one of the options is misleading. Again, somewhere in Diigo Community forum there's a topic on the subject.
  
  Kind regards
  Graham

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Kenneth LeFebvre wrote: <br /> <br /> > When I annotate a page and send it to Facebook <br /> <br /> Are you <br /> <br /> a) using Diigo to *send* something <br /> <br /> or <br /> <br /> b) using Facebook for a view of what's in Diigo? <br /> <br /> AFAICT the latter is not related to sending. <br /> <br /> > The whole point to using Diigo is to annotate the pages you're <br /> > sharing with people <br /> <br /> There are many other points but your requirement is understood :) <br /> <br /> If you log in to Facebook then <br /> <a href="http://apps.facebook.com/diigo-app/user" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://apps.facebook.com/diigo-app/user</a> does count Diigo annotations - note the number in parentheses - and the familiar Expand button is present - but a click on the button does not produce the desired result. I have reported this bug, with a screen shot, at <br /> <a href="http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/facebook-app-annotations-counted-but-expand-button-fails-to-present-the-annotations-9584" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/facebook-app-annotations-counted-but-expand-button-fails-to-present-the-annotations-9584</a> <br /> <br /> > you're not fully supporting <br /> <br /> I'm a user, not associated with Facebook ;) <br /> <br /> > is there a way to change the default? <br /> <br /> <a rel="nofollow" href="http://imageshack.us"><img alt="Image Hosted by ImageShack.us" src="http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/1143/getannotatedlinkoptionsgy8.png" border="0" /></a> <br /> <br /> Somewhere in Diigo Community forum AFAIR I requested that the options illustrated above should by default be disclosed. <br /> <br /> By default, neither option should be enabled; IMHO doing so would introduce too great a risk of users inadvertently sharing something that they intended to be private. <br /> <br /> Incidentally, the wording of one of the options is misleading. Again, somewhere in Diigo Community forum there's a topic on the subject. <br /> <br /> Kind regards <br /> Graham</div>

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