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how is this any different than delicious?

• tannerburson 18y ago
  It's intentionally non-social, your stuff is yours. It doesn't require a redirect when adding a bookmark, and in general I find it simpler and quicker to work with than delicious (especially the newest version).
  • yeabuddy 18y ago
    the delicious plugin for firefox is quite handy. i can save a link and tag it as 'do not share' in about 2 seconds. sorry man, not trying to bash your idea, but it's been done before :-/.
    • josefresco 18y ago
      Unless I'm wrong, a "private" delicious link doesn't generate an RSS feed, which screws up my RSS/FF3 bookmark action.
    • tannerburson 18y ago
      I never claimed it was entirely unique. Bookmarking via a bookmarklet has been around a long while. I took ideas from several places, and then trimmed it down to the simplest set of functions that solved my problem.