Comments on: Switching from del.icio.us to Ma.gnolia for bookmarking http://jamesmelzer.com/findability/switching-from-delicious-to-magnolia-for-bookmarking James Melzer's blog on information architecture & interaction design Mon, 08 Feb 2010 21:16:06 -0800 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: I am back on Delicious at Getting My Bearings - James Melzer http://jamesmelzer.com/findability/switching-from-delicious-to-magnolia-for-bookmarking/comment-page-1#comment-149 I am back on Delicious at Getting My Bearings - James Melzer Mon, 08 Sep 2008 19:40:55 +0000 http://s35716.gridserver.com/?p=80#comment-149 [...] I left Delicious a year ago, I had two simple reasons. First, Delicious was painfully stupidly slow. Second, [...] [...] I left Delicious a year ago, I had two simple reasons. First, Delicious was painfully stupidly slow. Second, [...]

]]> By: tsieling http://jamesmelzer.com/findability/switching-from-delicious-to-magnolia-for-bookmarking/comment-page-1#comment-59 tsieling Tue, 02 Oct 2007 16:49:51 +0000 http://s35716.gridserver.com/?p=80#comment-59 Thanks for the writeup, James. We're especially happy to welcome new members who invest a lot in the web services they use, and your points about our need to grow tag management and tag usage in general are well taken. You're right to put your finger on the social side as our focus for finding good stuff. I've come to say a lot lately that we're more interested in who is bookmarking something more than how many are bookmarking it. That said, we're constantly looking and listening to members' comments about how they use Ma.gnolia and how it could be better, and that is what drives about 80% of our development efforts. I hope you'll continue to be part of that conversation as you get to know Ma.gnolia more. Thanks for the writeup, James. We’re especially happy to welcome new members who invest a lot in the web services they use, and your points about our need to grow tag management and tag usage in general are well taken.

You’re right to put your finger on the social side as our focus for finding good stuff. I’ve come to say a lot lately that we’re more interested in who is bookmarking something more than how many are bookmarking it. That said, we’re constantly looking and listening to members’ comments about how they use Ma.gnolia and how it could be better, and that is what drives about 80% of our development efforts.

I hope you’ll continue to be part of that conversation as you get to know Ma.gnolia more.

]]> By: links for 2007-10-01 « Scott Mark http://jamesmelzer.com/findability/switching-from-delicious-to-magnolia-for-bookmarking/comment-page-1#comment-58 links for 2007-10-01 « Scott Mark Mon, 01 Oct 2007 15:23:08 +0000 http://s35716.gridserver.com/?p=80#comment-58 [...] Getting My Bearings » Blog Archive » Switching from del.icio.us to Ma.gnolia for bookmarking wow… if you read James at all you know that he is a tenacious social bookmarker. this is tea leaves to me - i might need to look at magnolia closer (tags: socialbookmarking) [...] [...] Getting My Bearings » Blog Archive » Switching from del.icio.us to Ma.gnolia for bookmarking wow… if you read James at all you know that he is a tenacious social bookmarker. this is tea leaves to me – i might need to look at magnolia closer (tags: socialbookmarking) [...]

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