Ako Z°om on 2008-03-31
agile user driven.. and yes that's what i've seen , they are compiling our desires for the best.. a very near follow of the users !
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Ben SimanekWe got word last night that Diigo will be releasing version 3.0 of its social bookmarking and webpage annotation service today. The company ...
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cial bookmarking and webpage annotation service today. The company is calling it its biggest upgrade since 2006, when former TechCrunch writer Marshall Kirkpatrick gushed extravagantly over it.
I’m personally not a daily user of Diigo, even though going back and reading Marshall’s review makes me think I should be. I’ll just have to try v3.0 in full later today. A demonstration video, embedded below, shows an entirely new user interface. We’re also told that the code has been rebuilt and over 100 n
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An abbreviation for the “Digest of Internet Information, Groups and Other stuff,” Diigo is a social annotation service that lets users add highlights and notes in situ to any web page. These overlayed comments made through Diigo can be made either… Learn More
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f features and innovations…People who have seen both Diigo 3.0 and delicious 2.0 also think that we are far ahead of delicious 2.0.” Sounds like Diigo’s trying to play David to Yahoo’s Goliath.
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a social annotation service that lets users add highlights and notes in situ to any web p
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Del.icio.us 2.0 has been tracking the development of Firefox 3.0, and that part of the new del.icio.us will be a new extension that integrates tightly with Firefox Places.
Is Diigo going to do anything like that? Or is their focus entirely on the Web?
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because, amazingly, diigo can (and does) simultaneously bookmark to other sites, including delicious.
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unlike Del.icio.us, you are able to grab more than just that line-and-a-half of text. I compare Del.icio.us to AOL in it’s early days, as bookmarkers mature they will gravitate from accessibility and simplicity to Diigo: the Google of online bookmarking.
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that Diigo still have work to do for V3.1; but they do seem to be an agile user driven developer
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not a daily user of Diigo,
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over 100 new features have been added. Social networking has been further developed, too, so you can share your bookmarks with friends
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Stefan MellesSocial Bookmarking in Diigo Version 3 mit den Schwerpunkten Research & Community
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Tracksuit CEO
I made the switch to Diigo when I began building my team of bloggers. Since then I’ve won everyone I talk to over to Diigo’s robust approach to bookmarking and annotation. It’s apparent that Diigo was founded by researchers because, unlike Del.icio.us, you are able to grab more than just that line-and-a-half of text. I compare Del.icio.us to AOL in it’s early days, as bookmarkers mature they will gravitate from accessibility and simplicity to Diigo: the Google of online bookmarking.
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Diigo is explicitly pitting itself against Delicious by stating: “in the battle field of social bookmarking 2.0, we believe only delicious and Diigo are still strong players, with Diigo clearly the leader in terms of features and innovations…People who have seen both Diigo 3.0 and delicious 2.0 also think that we are far ahead of delicious 2.0.” Sounds like Diigo’s trying to play David to Yahoo’s Goliath.
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Diigo is explicitly pitting itself against Delicious by stating: “in the battle field of social bookmarking 2.0, we believe only delicious and Diigo are still strong players, with Diigo clearly the leader in terms of features and innovations…People who have seen both Diigo 3.0 and delicious 2.0 also think that we are far ahead of delicious 2.0.” Sounds like Diigo’s trying to play David to Yahoo’s Goliath.
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