by Andy DeSoto on July 31, 2008
At long last, we have a new Delicious. Faster, more accessible, and better designed, the redesigned and renamed social bookmarking champion is no longer a vision of the future but an establishment of the present. I’m not going to cover the launch here– if you’d like to read more, check out ReadWriteWeb or TechCrunch’s excellent coverage– but rather, address an issue that’s remained relatively unchanged with the 2.0 iteration: tagging.
by Andy DeSoto on July 31, 2008
This isn’t the first time we’ve seen a problem of this caliber, though: it’s easy to draw a comparison between Apple’s current directory woes and those of the social networking giant Facebook.
by Andy DeSoto on July 29, 2008
Overwhelmed. That’s often how I feel upon sitting down at my computer some evenings: too much to do, too little time, and, when the formers are conveniently in abundance, too little motivation. Am I lazy, overextended, or lacking time management skills? Nope. I’m just a growing blogger.
Delicious redesign launches, but I still hate tagging
by Andy DeSoto on July 31, 2008
At long last, we have a new Delicious. Faster, more accessible, and better designed, the redesigned and renamed social bookmarking champion is no longer a vision of the future but an establishment of the present. I’m not going to cover the launch here– if you’d like to read more, check out ReadWriteWeb or TechCrunch’s excellent coverage– but rather, address an issue that’s remained relatively unchanged with the 2.0 iteration: tagging.
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