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Dec082008

Hidden Internet: Delicious Network

One of the most consistently interesting feeds in my RSS reader is my Delicious Network. What's my Delicious Network? It's an aggregation of the Delicious bookmarks of people I choose to make part of my network on that site.

The URL is http://delicious.com/network/fraserspeirs. Yours will end in your username.

When you're on another user's page the site and logged in, you can choose to add them to your network:



Once you realise that you can do this, the question is then who should you have in your network?

I can't answer that for you, but here's my network:



It's kind of remarkable, if you think about it, that these eighteen people write the most entertaining linkblog I read. And they don't even know it.

The Delicious Network is my Secret Internet Ninja Move of 2008. I'm consciously trying to be more of a contributor to Delicious, having mostly forgotten about it until this year. If you want to add me to your network, I'm at http://delicious.com/fraserspeirs.

Reader Comments (4)

Totally. It's even more compulsive when you've got the Firefox plugin with the little "network" icon that lights up when there's new content.

Power delicious tip: writing decent notes. All my favourite users write decent notes, and now there's 1000 characters to do so it's more useful than ever. I feel a bit bad for reblogging my links for people who don't do the network thing, but I love the network functionalities in their own right.

December 8, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterTom Armitage

My Delicious network feed consistently has the highest signal to noise ratio of anything on the internet. I check it every time I'm bored and it's been an invaluable source of inspiration at times. It's too bad Yahoo is so disinterested in developing the social aspects of Delicious; to me it's the key feature.

December 28, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterEthan
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