Hi,
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, my biggest problem (besides the search engine) is not being able to 
edit multiple listings at the same time.  I think a lot of people have had this 
issue.  It becomes especially important when you have a big group of something, 
say tagged "computer" and you want to split it into "software" and "hardware" 
or something like that.  I'm just using a generic example.  You have to go into 
each individual tag and add the additional tags into each one.  I'd like to 
able to select a bunch of bookmarks, maybe check them off with a box, and 
perform an action on those (add tags, delete tags).

As for the tag bundles, I've never had a problem.  All you have to do under the 
settings is choose the bundle you want to work with, and click the tag you want 
to bundle/unbundle.  Unless I'm not understanding your issue.  Or, maybe you 
have so many tags it's hard to find what you were wanting to add?  So, you want 
to be looking at a bookmark, and maybe right click a tag and add to a bundle?
--- 

What I want is shown in the attached drag-drop-bundling.png
If such a feature is already there, just send me the link of the help.

Regards,
Joe.

----- Original Message ----
From: Joseph Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, October 5, 2006 2:07:48 PM
Subject: [ydn-delicious] delicious:drag-n-drop for unbundled tags into bundles
   
   Hi del.icio.us Team,

I have been using delicious now for a month. My first experience with "social 
bookmarking" . Its been great. 

The *simple* text-based UI is super. 

Now to my point: Everything is so AJAXy about del.icio.us, except the part 
where you have to go to a separate page to add an individual tag to a bundle. 
It would be great if the user could just drag a tag onto the tag-bundle name 
and voila! the tag is added to that bundle. No need to go to a settings page 
and tediously scan for the tag *again* after you've seen it on your main page 
and decided that this tag must go into this bundle.

I somehow cannot get a counter-argument against this idea.

Am I missing something really obvious? (btw, AJAX is greek and latin to me.)

Awaiting discussion,
Regards,
Joe


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