* reveals _none_ of the other groups with which the bookmark is shared
* offers no swift route to my personal view (where navigation is better) of the bookmark.
I'll try to find a better example, of a bookmark that is shared with multiple public groups, but you probably get what I mean … navigation from one group to another might be easier, when discussing with multiple groups a single bookmark (or a collection of bookmarks that have similar criteria).
From point (1) I can reach both groups - perfect :)
However: from the Planète OpenID group-oriented view of the bookmark (RPX) on which I am focused:
* I can not reach the Plone administrators group
and vice versa.
A bigger picture: members of one group may be unaware of other groups' interests in a page/bookmark.
A temptation may be, to add a 'Related groups' portal alongside the 'Related Tags' portal but I'm against clutter. I suggest that a good place to express groups' interests in a page will be:
http://www.diigo.com/user/grahamperrin/technology+recession
reveals (to me) the _three groups_ with which the bookmark is shared.
Within that view: all associated groups are hyperlinked. and so ease of navigation is perfect :)
This example is not the best, because two of the three groups are private, but here goes…
A group view of the bookmark with the same criteria
http://groups.diigo.com/search?group_name=Diigo_HQ&what=t%3Atechnology%2Brecession
* reveals _none_ of the other groups with which the bookmark is shared
* offers no swift route to my personal view (where navigation is better) of the bookmark.
I'll try to find a better example, of a bookmark that is shared with multiple public groups, but you probably get what I mean … navigation from one group to another might be easier, when discussing with multiple groups a single bookmark (or a collection of bookmarks that have similar criteria).
Best,
Graham
Here, the better example:
1. http://www.diigo.com/user/Grahamperrin/OpenID%2BOAuth
2. http://groups.diigo.com/search?group_name=OpenID&what=t%3AOpenID%2BOAuth
3. http://groups.diigo.com/search?group_name=ploneadm&what=t%3AOpenID%2BOAuth
From point (1) I can reach both groups - perfect :)
However: from the Planète OpenID group-oriented view of the bookmark (RPX) on which I am focused:
* I can not reach the Plone administrators group
and vice versa.
A bigger picture: members of one group may be unaware of other groups' interests in a page/bookmark.
A temptation may be, to add a 'Related groups' portal alongside the 'Related Tags' portal but I'm against clutter. I suggest that a good place to express groups' interests in a page will be:
* About
so for example
http://about.diigo.com/about/show?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.janrain.com%2Fproducts%2Frpx
should show at least the public groups with which the page's bookmark is shared.
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