Is there a way to take two groups with different owners and (with each owner's agreement and participation) create a third group that is a merging of both?

Thanks,

-george

Is it possible to have the linkroll script generate all URLs + Titles + Descriptions for all contributors to a group that use specific tag(s)?

On a separate web site, when I generate the feed, only my contributions to the group are generated and not other contributors.

Can this be done now? Or am I missing something?

Thanks for any help!

-George

I would like to be able to modify the script for linkrolls that will inserted into another website so that the linkroll script will pull any submissions for bookmarks/titles/descriptions by *any* group member (not just me) that uses specific tags.

Does anyone know how to make linkrolls work this way? Or I am missing something with how it works?

Thank you in advance for any advice.

-George

Does anyone know (and if the diigo programmers read this forum, please chime in...) how it might be possible to search on partial tag strings?

Consider the strategy that for some complex concepts we commonly use the hyphen (-) or underscore (_) to glue two or more words together. This is a great strategy, but only if you do a search that has that entire string (e.g., see above tags available within diigo's database: "tag-feature" - to find URLs that are connected to "tag-feature" we have to know that full string) because if you search by only using "tag" you won't see the URL's associated with "tag-feature".

What I'd like to see is a user power setting that returns a cloud of tags that presents the string "tag" with all other strings that include or contain the same string "tag", so you would see potentially the following tags that users could pursue: "tag", "tag-feature", "tagging", "tag-strategies", and etc. This would be useful even though you would unfortunately get potential links you would not wish for, such as "potage", "montage" or other words that contain "tag".

Having this power would allow users to explore the range of combinations diigo users employ to capture the essence of the article or website being tagged.

Anyone else have similar thoughts or ideas, or who know how to do this? Please comment.

-George

Is is possible to search the database using multiple tags? Can tags be "weighed" for priority in resulting list?

Just wondering...

Thanks for any advice or direction.

-George