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Celebrating 2500 del.icio.us bookmarks

It’s been less than three months since I celebrated my 2000th del.icio.us bookmark. Maybe it’s too early to tell but it sure feels like an exponential growth. It might have to do with my increasing list of feed subscriptions and my decreasing amount of time to keep up with them. del.icio.us is a continuous record… Read more Celebrating 2500 del.icio.us bookmarks

Posted on February 20, 2008 by Anne

Celebrating two thousand del.icio.us bookmarks

It’s been over six months since I celebrated my first thousand bookmarks on del.icio.us. Time flies when you are having fun because I didn’t even notice I crossed the 2,000 bookmarks two days ago. But I cordially invite you to my belated “2,000 del.icio.us bookmarks” party! The center of attention today is nr. 2000: #… Read more Celebrating two thousand del.icio.us bookmarks

Posted on November 26, 2007 by Anne

More thoughts on del.icio.us

I recently celebrated my 1000th bookmark on del.icio.us and mentioned some things I would like to see implemented such as usage data: revisiting links data sorting your list by frequent use attempts to double post a link (as an indication of importance) Erik kindly offered to talk about possibly implementing some of these features by… Read more More thoughts on del.icio.us

Posted on May 23, 2007May 23, 2007 by Anne

A thousand del.icio.us bookmarks

I just passed the thousand bookmarks on my del.icio.us account and the winner of the number 1000 entry is: Semapedia.org as recommended in a comment by Erik. Close candidates were: number 999: Quickeo – Private file sharing with a simple email! and number 1001: Code bloat – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I started using del.icio.us… Read more A thousand del.icio.us bookmarks

Posted on May 7, 2007November 26, 2007 by Anne
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