This is the best bookmarking and subscription integration I have seen so far. This is from the Treehugger website. http://www.treehugger.com/
This menu seen in the screenshot then moves to the left hand side and is in the background. Really good integration my opinion.
Here are the best social bookmarking sites (IMO):
JumpTagsNachdem ich mich jetzt ein paar Tage mit diesem Social Bookmarking (=dem Öffentlichmachen persönlicher Lesezeichen bzw. Favoriten) beschäftigt habe, schlage ich einen "ganz einfachen" Weg vor:
Irgendwann geht einem dieses Suchen auf die Nerven.: Da habe ich doch diese interessante Story über LdL gelesen. Wo war das nur? Jetzt fragt auch noch ein Familienmitglied, ob ich eigentlich diigo kenne. War das nicht so ein Bookmardienst, wie delicious?
Ich habe mich bei beiden als hosi1709 registriert, schon mehrere Links dort hinterlegt und freue mich über andere Tester, die mir als Freunde folgen. Mindestens bei diigo gibt es eine Community.
Aber warum nicht ausprobieren, denkt
HoSi
For awhile now I have been trying to figure out the advantages of using StumbleUpon. I had given up on it and decided that it wasn’t something that I was interested in. Then one day, someone I don’t know stumbled one of my posts. I began to see a lot of traffic and I had a good idea which post it was but I could not figure out who stumbled the article. After about 2 weeks of research, reading blogs, commenting and bookmarking post, I discovered some things that have now made me a SU convert.
First, I found out about the Su.pr link shortener (http://su.pr/) and the amazing traffic increases achieved for blaineblogger.com. I like link shorteners, and I use ow.ly which I get from my Twitter client of choice HootSuite. But when Blaine show me his tracking data, I was ready to make the switch, even if only for a few days.
I was still left with these two questions which I left as comments for blog authors that I follow:
1. I am getting some traffic on my WP.com blog from SU. When I click the link that appears in my referrers list, I get a page that says “Your page is on SU…create campaign”. But what I really want to find out is – what page has been submitted, who submitted it and who viewed it.
2. Alternatively, I just want to search SU by post title but I don’t see where I can do that.
I got the answers that I need from Kristy in an email:
“If you have the Stumble Toolbar, what you want to do is go to the particular post on your site, and hit the Info button. This will show you who submitted it, reviews, etc. The new Stumble will show how many people have viewed it from the Stumble link, but not necessarily who viewed it, only those that thumbed it up.”
And a video demo from timethief
http://www.stumbleupon.com/productdemo
http://www.stumbleupon.com/trynow/ (New Beta version of SU)
Now I get it and I hope you will too.
Smooches.
Sosyal bağlantı paylaşma ve web sayfaları üzerinde not alma sitesi olan Diigo, yeni sürümünü kullanıma açmış. Zaten alanındaki en iyi ve tutulan sitelerden biri olan (bence en iyisi) site, daha da iyi hale gelmiş.Bu web hizmetini kullanarak yapabilecekleriniz temel olarak del.icio.us özelliklerinin üstüne web sayfalarından notlar almak, notlar iliştirmek ve bunu gruplarınızla ya da arkadaşlarınızla paylaşabilmek, web sayfalarının gruplarını, etiket gruplarını veya özel oluşturabileceğiniz grupları takip edebilmek, arkadaşlarınızın paylaştığı bağlantıları takip edebilmek.
Research Annotate, Archive, Organize
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Share Build Personal Learning Network
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Collaborate Create a Group Knowledge Repository
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Yeni sürümle beraber eklenen özellikler ise:
How do I keep track of sites constantly, manage RSS Feeds and URL bookmarks altogether?
I use Google Reader as my RSS manager. But being a compulsive websurfer, I tend to track strings of rss feeds at once. I discovered Feedly just hours ago. It enhances my RSS browsing experience by organising my feeds into a magazine style layout. This makes readability even more enjoyable as I'm able to filter what content is my favorite, what feeds am I interested in, and what can I save for later, as well as what I want to share through various social media venues. How about managing my bookmarks? I bookmark tons of sites. For inspiration, for entrepreneurship related articles, for productivity, what not.My primary online bookmarking tool is using Delicious. And very useful "Save for later" accompaniment is LaterLoop. So what exactly is "Save for Later"? I'd like to differentiate "save for later" sites or articles as content that I only wanna read at an impulse, but have no intention for keeping it for future reference. As for those articles/sites that are inspiring and resourceful, I bookmark them with my Delicious. Last but not least, I'd like to keep everyone up-to-date with my very own bundled resource. I use netvibes as a public page to display feeds of various topics. Making the layout look like a magazine. This way, things that are relevant to me can be presented to a wider group of audience. So, why not get your lowdown here: http://netvibes.com/youareonvisual- NickI've been playing around with diigo lately. After moving past the initial gasp of overwhelming-looking features, it seems like a nice, um, potientially useful way of sharing thoughts on the web. While the interface is a little tricky/overwhelming at times, it seems like the intent is cool and might lead to actual knowledge sharing. In fact, diigo goes so far as to call the service a "social information network" (SIN) so as to distinguish itself from the plethora of bookmarking sites. (I hope they didn't work backwards from the acronym!)
While I admit that my "participation" in delicious and simpy are non-social affairs and, therefore, remain personal bookmarking sites, diigo (unlike secondbrain.com or twine) seems like it could actually be something that would foster collaboration, especially for those sharing tasks or classes in which online reading is the norm. For example, one can create groups for sharing bookmarks AND sharing notes/stickies about various webpages. Nice.
Look for my profile at http://www.diigo.com/profile/robertbale.
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