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Standard disclaimer: actual users would have installed the extension or the bookmarklets and don't generally click the on-page save button. But the tags were n
by joshu 16y ago
Standard disclaimer: actual users would have installed the extension or the bookmarklets and don't generally click the on-page save button.
But the tags were nice to see.
- patio11 16y agoI find that I get many, many more saves when I put one of those buttons on an article than when I don't. Subjectively, it feels like about a factor of two for roughly equivalent values of geek-reference-worthiness. Maybe it activates the Delicious neurotransmitters even in bookmarklet users -- I don't know. (This is, obviously, not something I've spent a lot of time A/B testing.)