[OGDev] Resources for OpenGuides development

[Kake L Pugh]

On Fri 06 Apr 2007, Kake L Pugh <kake at earth.li> wrote:
> 16:53 <Kake> OK.  Shared del.icio.us account for links and things relevant to
>       openguides development - good idea or bad idea?
> 16:54 <Kake> I'm thinking a separate account for the same reason I made
>       del.icio.us/kake_food - domain-specific means we can tag with more
>       granularity.
> 16:54 <Kake> Also because it lets us all add to it.
> 16:55 <Kake> It makes it easier to have consensus on tags, you don't have to
>       look up the deliciouses of all other openguiders to figure out what tag
>       to use, you just look at the list for the openguides delicious.

More on this (edited to only show the most important bits):
22:48 # justin wonders if the subscriptions feature
      (http://del.icio.us/help/subscriptions) combined with some sort of
      openguides meta-tag would do the job
22:49 <justin> i.e. you could tag your links with your usual tags and a
      special one to indicate og-sharing
22:51 <Kake> Hm, maybe, it's the "usual tags" thing I was thinking would be
      the issue - as in, if we all used our normal tagging style then we'd end
      up with several tags meaning the same thing - and I don't want to ask
      people to change their tagging style.
22:54 <Kake> The only issue I can think of it that it's a bit of a pain to
      have multiple del.icio.us accounts - but is there a toolbar or something
      to take care of that?
23:01 <bob> http://delicious.mozdev.org/
23:01 <bob> it does handle muliple accounts for posting

I installed the Firefox toolbar Bob pointed to, and it seems to work.


NB the reason I'm not just JFDIing on this is that I'd like to call
the account "openguides" or "openguides.org", and I don't want to
appropriate the name!  So it'd be great if anyone else who would find
this useful could let me know.

Kake