If you find a website that you want to revisit, where do you store the link? You can bookmark the link, but I don’t like this because I use more than one computer and the bookmarks end up on different machines.<\/p>\n
I’ve used bookmarks.yahoo.com for a long time to store links I regularly visit… bank login site, 401k site, and the like. I put the bookmarks module on my.yahoo.com page. I even keep important (and difficult to remember) links that only work inside our company including human resource links and reporting links.<\/p>\n
But what about links that you want to share and maybe revisit some time in the future once or twice? This is where del.icio.us<\/a> comes in. You can quickly store a page on your del.icio.us page and go back and quickly find it later on. You can even share it. My public site is del.icio.us\/fishback<\/a>. I’m surprised how often I go back and look things up there.<\/p>\n One of my most recent links is to an article<\/a> on how to include your del.icio.us links on your MovableType page using Feed Digest. You will see my most recent 10 links to the right.<\/p>\n It took me a while to understand how to use del.icio.us. Remembering how to spell it and where the dots go was one hurdle. However, I installed two bookmarks in my various browsers: one to del.icio.us\/fishback for my own reference and one that lets me quickly post new links. Along with my.yahoo.com and bloglines.com, del.icio.us has become an important web surfing tool for me.<\/p>\n Oh… and in December, Yahoo bought del.icio.us, but I have not seen it show up as a Yahoo module yet.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If you find a website that you want to revisit, where do you store the link? You can bookmark the link, but I don’t like this because I use more than one computer and the bookmarks end up on different … Continue reading