Simultaneous post to simpy appears as "private" when my create preference is "public" - 33 views

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  #1 Robert Morrison on 20 Feb 08

   

  Does anyone know how to correct this? It is a pain to have to go to simpy and individually mark the private ones that are saved by Diigo as public. I have made sure my preference in simpy is set to create new bookmarks as public, I have checked this several times, logged in and out, nothing seems to help!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Does anyone know how to correct this? It is a pain to have to go to simpy and individually mark the private ones that are saved by Diigo as public. I have made sure my preference in simpy is set to create new bookmarks as public, I have checked this several times, logged in and out, nothing seems to help!</div>

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  #2 Joel Liu on 20 Feb 08

   

  Are those bookmark public or private in Diigo? We are improving simultaneous bookmark feature. You can use the new version soon.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Are those bookmark public or private in Diigo? We are improving simultaneous bookmark feature. You can use the new version soon.</div>

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  #3 Robert Morrison on 20 Feb 08

   

  Thanks for the quick reply!
  
  In Diigo they are public and I want them to be public on simpy as well... I have set the default for new bookmarks to be public. You can see my posts from Diigo on del.icio.us, ma.gnolia and simpy as praguebob, too. But since I started using your site a few days ago I have had to go back to simpy periodically and mark the newest posts as public. Here's a fresh example that I haven't corrected yet:
  
  http://www.artcluster.com/whiteboard/ (you can go and check all of the aforementioned sites yourself and you'll see that the simpy one isn't public....
  
  BTW it is working fine for ma.gnolia and del.icio.us (I also post simultaneously to those sites)
  
  I think this is a wonderful feature, neither simpy nor ma.gnolia would have my links if it weren't for this and I wouldn't switch over completely from del.icio.us either. You have done a great thing here with this feature, which otherwise works great. The thing with simpy is prbably a bug either in their API or in the way you are using it - I hope the latter because then you can just fix it!.... :-)
  
  2nd BTW: If I post simultaneously and then edit the tags using Diigo and save back, the edits don't appear in del.icio.us so you apparently only create and not update, which is a bit of a drag, but oh well...
  
  3rd BTW I do miss the feature of del.icio.us where it actually suggests tags that other people have used for something that was posted by other users, I think you could add this pretty easily and it would be helpful, I think...
  
  Otherwise I like Diigo so much that I'm raving about it to everyone here at work (a media organization), I'm a new and big fan of Diigo!
  
  -Bob
  
  
  joel wrote:
  > Are those bookmark public or private in Diigo? We are improving simultaneous bookmark feature. You can use the new version soon.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Thanks for the quick reply! <br /> <br /> In Diigo they are public and I want them to be public on simpy as well... I have set the default for new bookmarks to be public. You can see my posts from Diigo on del.icio.us, ma.gnolia and simpy as praguebob, too. But since I started using your site a few days ago I have had to go back to simpy periodically and mark the newest posts as public. Here's a fresh example that I haven't corrected yet: <br /> <br /> <a href="http://www.artcluster.com/whiteboard/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.artcluster.com/whiteboard/</a> (you can go and check all of the aforementioned sites yourself and you'll see that the simpy one isn't public.... <br /> <br /> BTW it is working fine for ma.gnolia and del.icio.us (I also post simultaneously to those sites) <br /> <br /> I think this is a wonderful feature, neither simpy nor ma.gnolia would have my links if it weren't for this and I wouldn't switch over completely from del.icio.us either. You have done a great thing here with this feature, which otherwise works great. The thing with simpy is prbably a bug either in their API or in the way you are using it - I hope the latter because then you can just fix it!.... :-) <br /> <br /> 2nd BTW: If I post simultaneously and then edit the tags using Diigo and save back, the edits don't appear in del.icio.us so you apparently only create and not update, which is a bit of a drag, but oh well... <br /> <br /> 3rd BTW I do miss the feature of del.icio.us where it actually suggests tags that other people have used for something that was posted by other users, I think you could add this pretty easily and it would be helpful, I think... <br /> <br /> Otherwise I like Diigo so much that I'm raving about it to everyone here at work (a media organization), I'm a new and big fan of Diigo! <br /> <br /> -Bob <br /> <br /> <br /> joel wrote: <br /> > Are those bookmark public or private in Diigo? We are improving simultaneous bookmark feature. You can use the new version soon.</div>

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  #4 Joel Liu on 21 Feb 08

   

  > I think this is a wonderful feature, neither simpy nor ma.gnolia would have my links if it weren't for this and I wouldn't switch over completely from del.icio.us either. You have done a great thing here with this feature, which otherwise works great. The thing with simpy is prbably a bug either in their API or in the way you are using it - I hope the latter because then you can just fix it!.... :-)
  ====> It is a bug in our end. We will fix it in Diigo V3.
  
  
  > 2nd BTW: If I post simultaneously and then edit the tags using Diigo and save back, the edits don't appear in del.icio.us so you apparently only create and not update, which is a bit of a drag, but oh well...
  ====> We will consider this feature.
  
  
  > 3rd BTW I do miss the feature of del.icio.us where it actually suggests tags that other people have used for something that was posted by other users, I think you could add this pretty easily and it would be helpful, I think...
  ===> This is implemented in the upcoming new toolbar.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">> I think this is a wonderful feature, neither simpy nor ma.gnolia would have my links if it weren't for this and I wouldn't switch over completely from del.icio.us either. You have done a great thing here with this feature, which otherwise works great. The thing with simpy is prbably a bug either in their API or in the way you are using it - I hope the latter because then you can just fix it!.... :-) <br /> ====> It is a bug in our end. We will fix it in Diigo V3. <br /> <br /> <br /> > 2nd BTW: If I post simultaneously and then edit the tags using Diigo and save back, the edits don't appear in del.icio.us so you apparently only create and not update, which is a bit of a drag, but oh well... <br /> ====> We will consider this feature. <br /> <br /> <br /> > 3rd BTW I do miss the feature of del.icio.us where it actually suggests tags that other people have used for something that was posted by other users, I think you could add this pretty easily and it would be helpful, I think... <br /> ===> This is implemented in the upcoming new toolbar.</div>

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