Michael Marlatt's Library tagged socialbookmarking →  View Popular

June 22nd, 2008 at
10:03 am

Do any of the services mentioned in the comments here integrate with
Delicious? I love the idea, but I really don’t need another pile of bookmarks to
manage on yet another site.

June 23rd, 2008 at
10:03 am

I have used many different “social-bookmarking” apps in the past and have
personally found Diigo to be my favorite. I have not experienced Diigo to be
difficult to use as the “Guest Author” suggests.

Diigo provides the same highlighting & online sticky note functionality,
which one could easily share with friends, select groups, or a community.

@Jerry Yang. Diigo integrates with other key social-bookmarking sites as
well. If you’ve been a life-long fan of Delicious, Magnolia, and Simpy, etc….you
can still post to these sites while bookmarking with Diigo.

Diigo is also Twitter-friendly. You can simulatenously share any new
bookmarks to Twitter with one click. I’m a big fan of Twitter and love the fact
that I can now quickly share my relevant findings to all the non-Diigo users who
are following me on Twitter.

I realize there are many new apps on the market, all with their unique pro’s
and con’s…but let’s be fair when we’re talking about these apps!

Thanks-

Where the product really shines is in collaboration. Links, notes and
annotations can be shared with your team on a granular basis. Which means that
what you share with your boss doesn’t have to be shared with your vendors. You
will want to pay close attention to how you set up your profile however. The
defaults user settings are “share with the world.”

There’s magic in a simple idea well-executed and Diigo has got it right.