August 24, 2012
by Clint
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I keep having to refer back to how I have done this in the past because it is not obvious within Delicious how to do this, unless you start to dig around the developers documentation. So, I am posting this … Continue reading
November 22, 2011
by Clint
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As I have written before, the social bookmarking tool Delicious was one of the most useful social web applications for me. Sure it was convenient to store my bookmarks on the web, but the real power of the application was … Continue reading
December 16, 2010
by Clint
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Delicious is dead. Er, sorry. Delicious is in the sunset column. I don’t know if I could write a better eulogy to Delicious than Marshall has at ReadWriteWeb. He hit on so many points and ways in which the service … Continue reading
February 11, 2009
by Clint
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Delicious was the first of the current breed of Web 2.0 social networks I signed up for. In retrospect, I wish it was one of the last because one of the things I didn’t quite realize then that I fully … Continue reading
November 21, 2008
by Clint
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Updated November 22: Since writing this post, Google has turned this feature off and made it an opt-in service through Google Experimental Search. Update November 24: aaaaaand it’s back. Last night I noticed a couple of new options on Google … Continue reading
September 25, 2007
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In another sign that social bookmarking is hitting the mainstream, the BBC has added a social bookmarking options to their stories, allowing users to quickly bookmark stories to del.icious, Digg, Reddit, Facebook and StumbleUpon.
September 11, 2007
by Clint
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One of the features I like about Desire2Learn is the ability to create custom widgets within the LMS. I’ve just finished creating a custom external resources widget for our faculty based on del.icio.us feeds of some of our course developers … Continue reading
September 8, 2007
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Del.icio.us, the social software I probably use the most, is undergoing a facelift and, for such a simple interface, it’s headache inducing to see how the team went about the redesign. 2.000 post it notes on a whiteboard. Yikes! I … Continue reading