Wes, your posts remind me of del.icio.us, the shared bookmark service. Is that still used? The Wikipedia page as of today seems uncertain. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delicious_(website) I see the website. Seems like we could mine it without signing in before? This page has no explanation. Why would anyone sign up for anything that opaque?
I feel we do too little with bookmarks e.g. what web pages or services suck stuff from History and/or Bookmarks and bring it into the DOM itself, for whatever reason? Is there an API for that? Maybe bookmarks should be more like a queue, with smart algorithms suggesting we get back to them, helping us prioritize. Bookmarks aren't "aggressive" enough? Tagging and sharing. Graphing... More engines that run little "virtual networks" (network = polyhedron (considered in wireframe)), that we can pass around. Little "virtual webs" that frame existing web pages? You're free to jump into them, but just as free to use an alternative / framing link surface. Food for thought. Kirby
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