So I'm wondering if there is a way to create del.icio.us tags when you
actually make a post rather than having to publish then go and tag
it?
(also I've removed my vlogroll from my site, don't take it personally
people, it's been replaced with my del.icio.us tags which i think may
be more
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Hi
Duncan,
I
don't know if these answer your questions, but ..
I did
this screencast of how to use the technorati bookmarklet. But you
could edit the url in the bookmarklet text and replace it with the delicious tag
url. Here's the screencast:
So I'm wondering if there is a way to create del.icio.us tags when you
actually make a post rather than having to publish then go and tag it?
can you be more specific?
you want to post a video to your blog...then have a delious tag
already created that would go on your sidebar?
jay
--
Can you explain to me the purpose for using Delicious to tag your own stuff?
Is it because you are trying to make it findable for others?
Wouldn't that be better accomplished using an open tagging spec like
Tachnorati's.
That way your tags are more likely to be picked up and spread aroun
the web
blip.tv has a great feature to cross-post to del.icio.us if that is
what you mean
duncan speakman wrote:
So I'm wondering if there is a way to create del.icio.us tags when you
actually make a post rather than having to publish then go and tag
it?
(also I've removed my vlogroll from my
that's exactly what i'm talking about, why didn't i see this before!
cheers markus, and a big up shout out to charles and the blip gang!
d
On 11/13/05, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
blip.tv has a great feature to cross-post to
del.icio.us if that is
what you mean
duncan
i don't quite understand the tagging thing yet, when you say
'open tagging spec' why is technorati more open than del.icio.us
? Is this a standards thing between the two that technorati is
winning?
at the moment I've just been using technorati tags on my posts and i
figured i'd see if i could
Delicious is not an aggregator, spider, or search engine. When you tag
something in Delicious, it lives in Delicious. There are APIs and
other ways to get information into and out of Delicious, but its
mostly dislocated from your blog... that's why people have developed
hacks to post their
On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 19:58:23 +0100, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
In this case though, you are not trying to add links to your blog,
rather your are trying to add your blog entries into Delicious so they
can be tagged and thud somehow more findable. That's perfectly
useful... but
Lately I've been trying to remember to mark any links I make to wikipedia
as tags. This is nice when Wikipedia has an informative entry, but I still
want Technorati to notice that I'm talking about a given tag. It's all
good. :o)
Technorati should notice the tag regardless of where the URL
duncan speakman wrote:
i don't quite understand the tagging thing yet, when you
say
'open tagging spec' why is technorati more open than del.icio.us
?
it's not
Is this a standards thing between the two that technorati
is
winning?
no way
... plus del.icio.us actualy works
--
My name
i think i've got my head round it a bit more now.
.. thanks Josh/Andreas, always good to learn stuff!
And you're right andreas.. it's not about 'gaming the system'..
s i think i'll keep technorati as my 'content' tagging system +
keep delicious personal!
the wikipedia thing sound sensible,
From:
Joshua
Kinberg
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2005 12:24
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Subject: Re: [videoblogging] creating
del.icio.us tags with posts
Can you explain to me the purpose for using Delicious to
tag your own stuff?Is it because you are trying to
On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 21:07:39 +0100, duncan speakman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the wikipedia thing sound sensible, previously i've just been making
links
to articles from the text of my posts, making them tags would seem to
kill 2
birds with 1 stone (has that expression been declared
Sunday, November 13, 2005 1:58
PM
Subject: Re: [videoblogging] creating
del.icio.us tags with posts
Delicious is not an aggregator, spider, or search engine.
When you tagsomething in Delicious, it lives in Delicious. There are APIs
andother ways to get information into
I actually keep the links in the text of the post and avoid creating listof tags whenever I can.
this is a much better idea! .. i guess i forgot about that whole
hypertext thing people were talking about last century, whoops ,
:) (but then again i'm still trying to find an intuitive
way of
i don't quite understand the tagging thing yet, when you say 'open tagging
spec' why is technorati more open than del.icio.us ?
it's not
In terms of a specification for creating tags on open web pages, yes
Technorati is more open. You don't have to be a technorati user to
create tags. With
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