This was odd. I just went to my bookmark file, and in it, found a link to a page of mine at Geocities that I had recently moved elsewhere, Geocities being about to close.
I never bookmarked that page. I deleted the bookmark on sight, but am wondering what is going on. I was logged into Diigo as I cut and pasted that page to a new file. Could that be a problem? At a few points during the process, I saw Internet Explorer crash a few times, mentioning the Diigo toolbar as being the reason for the crash. This isn't happening often enough to be a serious problem, but I mention it, because maybe this will tell you something useful, this being the only other unusual thing I've seen the system do lately?
Lesson from the experience: If you see many of a user's own pages on his bookmark page, you shouldn't just assume that he's trying to spam Diigo. He might not even know that they're in his list of bookmarks. I only had this happen to me once - I think, I'll check those bookmarks in a bit - but if the system can hiccup once, there's no reason why some unlucky use couldn't see it do so repeatedly.
> > At a few points during the process, I saw Internet Explorer crash > > a few times, mentioning the Diigo toolbar as being the reason > > Please let us know: > > * the version of Windows
XP, version 5.1
> * the version of Internet Explorer
IE 7
> * the version of Diigo toolbar.
I have no idea. I joined Diigo on Feb. 9 of this year. I believe that I installed the toolbar the next day, in Internet Explorer. I could be mistaken on that point, but not by much; I was using that toolbar actively within a few days of joining, so probably whichever version of the toolbar people were uploading in early february.
I ran a search on "Diigo" "toolbar" and "version" on Google, and "toolbar" and "version" on Diigo itself, pulling up nothing of value. How does one tell which version one is using?
This was odd. I just went to my bookmark file, and in it, found a link to a page of mine at Geocities that I had recently moved elsewhere, Geocities being about to close.
I never bookmarked that page. I deleted the bookmark on sight, but am wondering what is going on. I was logged into Diigo as I cut and pasted that page to a new file. Could that be a problem? At a few points during the process, I saw Internet Explorer crash a few times, mentioning the Diigo toolbar as being the reason for the crash. This isn't happening often enough to be a serious problem, but I mention it, because maybe this will tell you something useful, this being the only other unusual thing I've seen the system do lately?
Lesson from the experience: If you see many of a user's own pages on his bookmark page, you shouldn't just assume that he's trying to spam Diigo. He might not even know that they're in his list of bookmarks. I only had this happen to me once - I think, I'll check those bookmarks in a bit - but if the system can hiccup once, there's no reason why some unlucky use couldn't see it do so repeatedly.
Is there?
> a few times, mentioning the Diigo toolbar as being the reason
Please let us know:
* the version of Windows
* the version of Internet Explorer
* the version of Diigo toolbar.
Graham Perrin wrote:
> > At a few points during the process, I saw Internet Explorer crash
> > a few times, mentioning the Diigo toolbar as being the reason
>
> Please let us know:
>
> * the version of Windows
XP, version 5.1
> * the version of Internet Explorer
IE 7
> * the version of Diigo toolbar.
I have no idea. I joined Diigo on Feb. 9 of this year. I believe that I installed the toolbar the next day, in Internet Explorer. I could be mistaken on that point, but not by much; I was using that toolbar actively within a few days of joining, so probably whichever version of the toolbar people were uploading in early february.
I ran a search on "Diigo" "toolbar" and "version" on Google, and "toolbar" and "version" on Diigo itself, pulling up nothing of value. How does one tell which version one is using?
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