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[Cloud]

I love del.icio.us! I think people are put off because of its "bare bones" interface, but once you get used to it, it's very easy. I also like the fact that it's user-driven. If you search for something on Google, for example, your results are often influenced by economic reality. If you search for something on del.icio.us, you know that real people think the pages are important.

The only thing that's frustrating sometimes is:

1) people are lazy and don't add comments. I always comment mine; and 2) frustrating because sometimes I want to talk to the people who add things, and the only way is to "network" them, which isn't direct. I see you don't have anyone in your network yet, grant. (but I added you to mine).

[Perry Winkle]

Originally Posted by Cloud

1) people are lazy and don't add comments. I always comment mine; and 2) frustrating because sometimes I want to talk to the people who add things, and the only way is to "network" them, which isn't direct. I see you don't have anyone in your network yet, grant. (but I added you to mine).

I almost never add comments. In fact, I've hardly ever been to the actual del.icio.us site; I just use the firefox plugin.

I really just like the fact that all of my bookmarks are in one place. Tags aren't my favorite organizational method though...

I didn't even know you could network people until I clicked onto yours.