Dear Joshua, Britta Please let me know if you will consider this feature.
I see how useful this feature will be almost every day Jeff Sandquist writes in http://www.jeffsandquist.com/JonUdellIsLeavingInfoWorldAndJoiningMyTeamAtMicrosoft.aspx..If you've never heard a Jon Udell podcast <http://del.icio.us/judell/podcast+jonudell> before or viewed one of his screencasts <http://del.icio.us/judell/screencast+jonudell>, you really need to. You are in for a treat.. But which ones are the most recommended by Udell ? Which ones by the community ? Please respond.. Cheers, Kishore. http://www.kishore.org -- On 10/30/06, Kishore Balakrishnan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Namaste, > > In the about > "What can I use del.icio.us for?" is stated.. > > *Wishlist* - Go to any commerce site, find what you like, save it to del > .icio.us and tag it as wishlist. Then you can tell people to check out > your wishlist bookmarks by giving them a link to http://del.icio.us/* > username*/wishlist . > > But how do I tell people what do i want "most" and "least" > :-)<http://del.icio.us> > > Imagine being able to see must-have (top-10) software / recommended > movies @ del.icio.us level based on everyone's top most movie/software > recommendation ! > > [ This is different from number of people who tag the same link ] > > While the del.icio.us support team will think about it, I have > implemented a prototype by downloading the posts to a table with an > additional field "sort" > > See http://www.namastenetizen.com/?tag=software > > on the home page is stated "check out what other people are bookmarking" > > > This "value" (or sort) feature would help see >>> what other people are > _recommending_ > > If this feature is available, del.icio.us will immediately be > 1) the best poll service ( i can tag something with 20061030kishore and > let others post links with this tag too and sort them! ) - the best > "linkItUp" service (see 37signals) > 3) a better alternative to epinions / rotten-tomatoes ! ? > 4) .. > > Have I just reinvented something ? I have surfed (like the long > http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2005/02/absolutely-delicious-complete-tools-collection/) > and donot see anything similar.. > > All feedback greatly appreciated. > > Cheers, Kishore. > -- > http://www.carnatic.com -- http://www.kishore.org http://www.carnatic.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
