Like I said, it will be settable but perhaps different defaults for new users in the future, plus some guessing if you use commas anyway.
The firefox extension in a few weeks will have its own delicious data store and not mess with the browser bookmarks. On the other hand, we are using delicious as the master and the local is just a copy, and it seems to work fine. Joshua > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hamish MacEwan > Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 11:40 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [ydn-delicious] Re: starting del 2.0 and more > communication from me > > On 2/2/07, Joshua Schachter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Dots: people that wrong way too often (I see "de.licio.us" and > > "deli.cio.us" way more often than I would like) and I'm really > > wondering if we should just primarily move to > delicious.com (and make > > del.icio.us redirect properly or work etc) > > Yes, please retain and redirect the old and remove the pain > of having to use it. I loved del.icio.us but it is so > pr.ecio.us to type. Well done on getting delicious.com > > > On commas vs spaces: I am thinking of letting it be default spaces > > (for long-time users) or default commas (for new users) or perhaps > > some middle ground guessing, if the user does [ w x "y z" > ] or [ w, > > x, y z ] etc. > > The delimiter would be a setting? Your comment about default > implies that is the case. Guessing always seems risky. > > On the subject of ", I've a number of tags that are of the > form "Title" that have never worked properly, ie, > http://del.icio.us/Hamish.MacEwan/%22AbreLosOjos%22 claims > there are no items. > > On other subjects, I'd really appreciate the daily blog > posting "experimental" and very useful feature for Wordpress > users, bein corrected and made usable by other blog > platforms. Google Docs provides an excellent model for this > kind of operation. > > In a way I'm quite pleased that demand growth and resource > constraint has limited the degree of visible "improvement" of > del.icio.us. Back end changes generally improve things, but > the del.icio.us plug-in that messes with client bookmarks is > something I will never install. The whole point, for me, of > del.icio.us is to have access to my links from browsers I > don't control, and my experiences with GoogleSync and the > stories on this list suggest these things never perform to spec. > > > Joshua > > > Hamish. > -- > http://protopage.com/Hamish.MacEwan > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
