When I am browsing in "hot bookmarks list" there is not the "about" link to know who saves the URL, the tag cloud of this URL, related lists, the bookmark history, etc.
Why? I think tha this feature is very usefull and I'd like a rapid acces to "about" information in all the bookmarks
Here are the steps that I made to get aditional information of one "hot bookmark"
1/http://www.diigo.com/buzz/hot 2/I saw interesting URL --------- >googletools.barrow.wikispaces.net/ 3/ I was looking for the "about" of this bookmark in hot bookmarks page. 4/Desilusion :-( 5/Copy the URL 6/Type http://about.diigo.com/ 7/Paste the URL 8/Eureka :-)
Suggestion 1: Add "about" button beside the bookmarks in "hot bookmarks" page
Suggestion 2: Made the http://about.diigo.com/ visible in diigo web page, I explored diigo interface and I didn't find a direct link to about.diigo.com. I fortunately discovered this page in this forum via Graham.
Graham Perrin wrote: > A more direct route: > > 1. visit the page in which you are interested > 2. Diigolet > 3. …More» menu > 4. About this page
Thanks Graham but I don't use Digolet, I am using toolbar. I know that exist other ways to know the "about" information but I think that the most easy, fastest and intuitive way is add the "about" button beside every bookmark.
I don't understand what is the reason why the "about" button just is visible in some diigo pages and not anothers. There have to be a logical reason.
I think that is important improve this feature in all bookmarks, mine, yours, gruops, lists, hot bookmarks, just in, recommended..for some reasons - Optimize time and productivity, - Intuitive an easy way => newbie and unexpert users can find this option without thinking the way to do it - Is the most natural way because we are used to find "about" button beside our bookmarks
When I am browsing in "hot bookmarks list" there is not the "about" link to know who saves the URL, the tag cloud of this URL, related lists, the bookmark history, etc.
Why? I think tha this feature is very usefull and I'd like a rapid acces to "about" information in all the bookmarks
Here are the steps that I made to get aditional information of one "hot bookmark"
1/http://www.diigo.com/buzz/hot
2/I saw interesting URL --------- >googletools.barrow.wikispaces.net/
3/ I was looking for the "about" of this bookmark in hot bookmarks page.
4/Desilusion :-(
5/Copy the URL
6/Type http://about.diigo.com/
7/Paste the URL
8/Eureka :-)
Suggestion 1: Add "about" button beside the bookmarks in "hot bookmarks" page
Suggestion 2: Made the http://about.diigo.com/ visible in diigo web page, I explored diigo interface and I didn't find a direct link to about.diigo.com. I fortunately discovered this page in this forum via Graham.
Regards, Lamarck
1. visit the page in which you are interested
2. Diigolet
3. …More» menu
4. About this page
> A more direct route:
>
> 1. visit the page in which you are interested
> 2. Diigolet
> 3. …More» menu
> 4. About this page
Thanks Graham but I don't use Digolet, I am using toolbar. I know that exist other ways to know the "about" information but I think that the most easy, fastest and intuitive way is add the "about" button beside every bookmark.
I don't understand what is the reason why the "about" button just is visible in some diigo pages and not anothers. There have to be a logical reason.
I think that is important improve this feature in all bookmarks, mine, yours, gruops, lists, hot bookmarks, just in, recommended..for some reasons
- Optimize time and productivity,
- Intuitive an easy way => newbie and unexpert users can find this option without thinking the way to do it
- Is the most natural way because we are used to find "about" button beside our bookmarks
Thanks Graham
In Diigo 3 beta, we have two such views:
a) All annotations (examples: 1 | 2 | 3)
b) Diigo About (examples: 1 | 2 | 3)
I suggest two aspects to this discussion:
1. an improvement to Diigo About, or something like it; instead of two views, a more useful unified view
— a suggestion along these lines was made a few months ago, I'll try to find references
2. the easy and immediate access
— again, there's a suggestion along that line, probably in relation to Diigolet.
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