Once upon a time I asked a question on the del.icio.us mailing list if Joshua could give me some stats of his bookmark webservice.
He didn’t. And so I thought I’d do some extrapolation to gain some stats.
And eventually you help me thinking so we together could have some collaborative stats. (more…)
Recently, on del.icio.us mailinglist, I asked the question “Does anyone know the database schema of del.icio.us?” .
I got a few private responses so I wanted to share the knowledge with the world.
The Problem: You want to have a database schema where you can tag a bookmark (or a blog post or whatever) with as many tags as you want. Later then, you want to run queries to constrain the bookmarks to a union or intersection of tags. You also want to exclude (say: minus) some tags from the search result.
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Well, it was just about two or three days ago when I realized, how cool del.icio.us is. I then added all my links I previously managed in a private Movabletype blog to my del.icio.us account.
Then, inspired by the amazing demo of Matt Biddulph I implemented “related del.icio.us” in this blog. You see it when you are in the individual entry archive view.
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In a recent entry I thought a bit about crosslinking in a website.
Now, Matt Biddulph did something quite astonishing, you can see the crosslinking in a action in a flash movie he created.
Now this made me think to implement this too in our companys own content management tool.
The best thing of his del.icio.us “plugin” is, that you gain something by adding keywords to a content. I mean you gain more than higher rankings in google or so.. :-).
