50 group limit - 15 views

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  #1 Kurt Laitner on 18 Feb 10

   

  It would appear I've hit a hard limit with diigo of 50 groups created, to which help's reply has been unhelpful. While fish will jump with joy, this is a non-starter for me, my tool should not arbitrarily get in the way of me thinking. I am going to build my stuff elsewhere (likely amplify) (Eric if you are still paying attention, does Amplify have a limit on groups/topics or whatever you call this level of aggregation?) thanks all, will send postcards

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">It would appear I've hit a hard limit with diigo of 50 groups created, to which help's reply has been unhelpful. While fish will jump with joy, this is a non-starter for me, my tool should not arbitrarily get in the way of me thinking. I am going to build my stuff elsewhere (likely amplify) (Eric if you are still paying attention, does Amplify have a limit on groups/topics or whatever you call this level of aggregation?) thanks all, will send postcards</div>

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  #3 fishead ...•∞º˙ on 18 Feb 10

   

  I believe the 50 group limit is one of those impositions they are developing to differentiate between a 'free' and a 'paid-for' account status. Unlimited groups, along with the ability to group share to more than one group at a time. Give away the crack-pipe, then sell the crack.
  
  Besides, you COULD have set up the HBSN as one group, and then used predefined TAGS to create sub-groups or sub-categories. But NOOOOOO you had to fill up the world...

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I believe the 50 group limit is one of those impositions they are developing to differentiate between a 'free' and a 'paid-for' account status. Unlimited groups, along with the ability to group share to more than one group at a time. Give away the crack-pipe, then sell the crack. <br /> <br /> Besides, you COULD have set up the HBSN as one group, and then used predefined TAGS to create sub-groups or sub-categories. But NOOOOOO you had to fill up the world...</div>

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  #4 Kurt Laitner on 18 Feb 10

   

  that would assume everyone is interested in everything, until such time as users can filter using facets to a feed they wish to get, then absolutely I will do just that, in fact tags and groups are very closely related and you should be able to freely turn a tag into a group when someone else wants to socially contribute with you. lateedah. skipping down the lane with my pink balloon, not bothered by you at all - oh look a butterfly

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">that would assume everyone is interested in everything, until such time as users can filter using facets to a feed they wish to get, then absolutely I will do just that, in fact tags and groups are very closely related and you should be able to freely turn a tag into a group when someone else wants to socially contribute with you. lateedah. skipping down the lane with my pink balloon, not bothered by you at all - oh look a butterfly</div>

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  #5 fishead ...•∞º˙ on 18 Feb 10

   

  la-tee-dah...that's talent. you heading to the men's pairs figure skating compulsories with that pink balloon?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">la-tee-dah...that's talent. you heading to the men's pairs figure skating compulsories with that pink balloon?</div>

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  #9 Kurt Laitner on 21 Feb 10

   

  the tool should not require me to stand on my head to think.. but that may be a temporary solution, time to experiment with multiple personality disorder, I fear I may enjoy it too much

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">the tool should not require me to stand on my head to think.. but that may be a temporary solution, time to experiment with multiple personality disorder, I fear I may enjoy it too much</div>

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