Diigo : The End Of Bookmarks?
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Groups (4)
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Diigo Community
563 members,529 bookmarks
Share your review, tips, tricks, and ideas for using Diigo here, and discuss our features, ideas for new features, anything Diigo related.
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Tech Developments
3 members,9 bookmarks
This groups is for all people interested in developments in the field of technology and the internet.
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Bookmark History
Saved by 48 people (5 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-03-27
- Cjpeterso on 2008-10-06 - Tags diigo , social_bookmarking
- Dan9000 on 2008-10-02 - Tags bookmarking , social , diigo
- Shokufeh on 2008-09-23 - Tags diigo , bookmarking , livebookmarks , social , socialbookmarking
- Nash07 on 2008-09-17 - Tags no_tag
- Vliegje on 2008-06-20 - Tags help
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Whether Web 2.0 actually ever existed is irrelevant, but the innovation brought to us these last two years is undeniable. The big question for me has been:
“Does the innovation actually do anything for us?” I think I have tested and reviewed over 300 startups in the last couple of years, and I can honestly say that most of this innovation has been directed at entertainment or rather useless “cuteness”. Diigo as a tool, could be viewed as a much more serious innovation by comparison.
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Whether Web 2.0 actually ever existed is irrelevant, but the innovation brought to us these last two years is undeniable. The big question for me has been:
“Does the innovation actually do anything for us?” I think I have tested and reviewed over 300 startups in the last couple of years, and I can honestly say that most of this innovation has been directed at entertainment or rather useless “cuteness”. Diigo as a tool, could be viewed as a much more serious innovation by comparison.
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Yes, Diigo is far more useful than even I realized. I don’t usually rant over startups any more, but the best should get recognition.
Always,
Phil
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Nice intro, Phil!
Just checked out their site, and I think Diigo organizes things in a much more elegant way and at the same time does more for users than most average social site by aggregating and utilizing information from everyone by everyone for everyone.
Rock on, Diigo!
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Hi guys, thanks! Well, Diigo has really sold itself and has not been overly hyped by blogdom. I became aware of them after reviewing their beta some time back. A truly excellent startup, I use it all the time too.
Always,
Phil
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Moreover the well designed user interface makes it useful for as well elementary bookmarking and note taking as for professional annotating and documentation purposes. I expect that these features will soon be widely recognized.
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Public Comment
on 2008-04-12 by joanvinallcox
on 2008-04-18 by pickinjava