Graham Perrin on 2009-03-29
I, too, found that percentages were low in all cases. Maybe 15% at highest? Hard to recall exactly, it was months ago.
Some discussion at http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/common-bookmarks-42541
This link has been bookmarked by 42 people . It was first bookmarked on 07 Oct 2008, by Mike Fruchter.
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Troy HowellsDiigo is easy to get started with, and hides a huge amount of flexibility and functionality. To get the most out of this utility, it is not necessary to use all of its features, but it is definitely good to familiarize yourself with everything that it can do, in case you may need that functionality at a certain point in the future.
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People Like Me – This will analyze your recent bookmarks and annotations, and list people based on similarity
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When I tried this, no one listed was higher than 6% compatible
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To the right of all of that are some default 'filters’ that you can click on to get views on your list of bookmarks and annotations on Diigo. The two defaults are recent and unread, which are fairly self-explanatory. If you click on the Add a Filter button, you can create a new filter that combines a type of filter with a list of tags to narrow down the list.
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Fabian HerbelI'm testing it since yesterday and would say this IS the delicious.com killer!
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Diigo is easy to get started with, and hides a huge amount of flexibility and functionality. To get the most out of this utility, it is not necessary to use all of its features, but it is definitely good to familiarize yourself with everything that it can do, in case you may need that functionality at a certain point in the future.
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Gérald CollaudDiigo is easy to get started with, and hides a huge amount of flexibility and functionality. To get the most out of this utility, it is not necessary to use all of its features, but it is definitely good to familiarize yourself with everything that it can do, in case you may need that functionality at a certain point in the future.
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It all starts with bookmarking and annotation. But what
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begins with a free download and install of the Diigo Toolbar
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Marcel WeissIt’s an understatement to say that Diigo has a lot of features. In fact, it’s so feature-packed that it’s hard to summarize accurately. But, I think using an iceberg as an analogy is apt here: It all starts with bookmarking and annotation. But what Diigo wraps around that core functionality is its true strength.
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By far the most common and recommended way of bookmarking and annotating is via
the Diigo toolbar or Diigolet. In this mode you would browse the internet
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Wade Rena very thorough review on diigo
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Rahsheen PorterDiigo is easy to get started with, and hides a huge amount of flexibility and functionality. To get the most out of this utility, it is not necessary to use all of its features, but it is definitely good to familiarize yourself with everything that it can do, in case you may need that functionality at a certain point in the future.
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- svartlingThe developers tried very hard to let you use the service the way that best fits your workflow.\n\n
Public Stiky Notes
Some discussion at http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/common-bookmarks-42541
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