I want to block followers who are obviously spamming or are harvesting business contacts. They are not interested in sharing common-interest links. I don't want to make all my bookmarks private, because the main idea of diigo is to SHARE our bookmarks with people whose interests match our own. But certainly there should be a way to choose who may follow us. It's creepy that we can't!

I collected some sites today about cubicles and tagged them with 3 different tags (I didn't use commas but will use them here): cubicle, workspace, and interior_design. Then I wanted to send the collection to a friend. I used http://diigo.com/sharon_elin/cubicle, but when I tested the URL, I got the message that "no items tagged cubicle" Then I tried going to my library and entering cubicle in the search tag field and got the same message .... yet if I click on the cubicle tag in any of my saved sites in the library, it will display my sites that are tagged that way.

Follow up: Just went to my library and clicked the cubicle tag in one of the sites, and got the error message: "no items tagged cubicle."

I reported a bug today about this -- you cannot delete the sticky notes (the option is missing from the dialogue box that opens when you click on the note). This is a problem when I'm using IE8 --- if I open the same site in Firefox 3.6, there are no sticky notes.

This feature isn't working in IE8 (at least not this morning). I cannot delete sticky notes because there is no option at the bottom of each one to change the settings.

My latest diigo bookmarked sites aren't showing up in my delicious account, although the synch was working fine the day before yesterday. Help!

I have the diigo toolbar installed on Firefox and IE. With earlier versions, I stayed logged in to Diigo whenever I opened either browser, but now I must log in each time I open a browser. Can this be fixed?

I am having a problem editing tags. Some of them repeat and are listed twice. I edited them by deleting every character and retyping them in case there was a hidden character (like a space) , but there are still two tags with the same names. In "language_arts" for example, there's a tag that says it has 2 links in it; the other has over 500. If I click the one with just 2 in it, it shows many more than 2 websites.