I'd like to get this discussion going again.

  Actually, I'd like to reopen both the Boolean and regex discussions.

  Boolean doesn't seem too hard. How about
+    AND (status quo)
-    NOT
|    OR

  I'd love to see grouping ex: "(blog|blogs|blogging)-search" but that
example brings us back to regexs. 

  "(music|mp3|audio)-articles" is more clearly focused on the Boolean
issue.

  We have a lot of intelligent people, including some Y!
decision-makers, on this list.  Let's see what we can do.

Thanks,
John Schulz

--- In [email protected], "John Tropea" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Is del.icio.us ever going to consider boolean for NOT, OR?
> 
> If I were to tag stuff with both "blog" and "search"...I'd like to see
> bookmarks just tagged "blog" but not "search"...this way I can see my
> bookmarks that are about blogs, but not about blog search.
> 
> Simpy and Raw Sugar have this, why not del.icio.us, you'd make a lot of
> people happy...this saves me from makng a specific tag like
blog_search...at
> the moment I have these tags:
> 
> blog
> search
> blog_search
> 
> If del.icio.us had the NOT operator, then I wouldn't need my
"blog_search"
> tag
> ...this would be great as this type of tag isn't del.icio.us
friendly..ie.
> doesn't add quality to the emerging vocabulary
> 
> 
> 
> --
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