Comments on: Social Bookmarking For Enterprise Knowledge Management http://www.ia-blog.com/2007/03/15/social-bookmarking-for-enterprise-knowledge-management/ A blog by Robert Berkman, Editor, The Information Advisor Sat, 11 Oct 2008 02:00:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Ki http://www.ia-blog.com/2007/03/15/social-bookmarking-for-enterprise-knowledge-management/#comment-45 Ki Sat, 07 Apr 2007 21:38:00 +0000 http://iablog.onlineinc.com/?p=94#comment-45 I'm doing some research on social bookmarking or tagging in the Intranet. My company deploys Microsoft SharePoint for portal and content management. It makes sense to have a SharePoint solution of social bookmarking for us. I found a free extension online for enterprise social bookmarking on SharePoint, and would like to share my research. It's easy to implement.<br/><br/><a HREF="http://www.wsssearch.com/socialbookmarking.html" REL="nofollow">Enterprise Social Bookmarking for the intranet</a> I’m doing some research on social bookmarking or tagging in the Intranet. My company deploys Microsoft SharePoint for portal and content management. It makes sense to have a SharePoint solution of social bookmarking for us. I found a free extension online for enterprise social bookmarking on SharePoint, and would like to share my research. It’s easy to implement.

Enterprise Social Bookmarking for the intranet

]]> By: The Wandering Author http://www.ia-blog.com/2007/03/15/social-bookmarking-for-enterprise-knowledge-management/#comment-42 The Wandering Author Sun, 18 Mar 2007 02:59:00 +0000 http://iablog.onlineinc.com/?p=94#comment-42 Robert, this was a great review! And I'm glad to see people are finally beginning to notice Diigo as the wonderful, groundbreaking service it is. :-)<br/><br/>As a longtime Diigo user, though, I would like to point out a few things that might not have been obvious at first glance. (I'm <i>still</i> figuring out new ways to use all Diigo's features.)<br/><br/>First, Sticky Notes can be set to Public or to Private when you create them. Only you will see your private Sticky Notes.<br/><br/>Second, if you create a Group, then click on the link to Manage Members, simply check off the name(s) you want, then use the dropdown Set Membership Type menu to give any member(s) Moderator status.<br/><br/>Third, Diigo in fact does cache the <i>entire page</i> you bookmark; this cached page can be viewed later, and the entire text of that page can be searched through the Advanced Search feature.<br/><br/>Overall you did a wonderful review, and I don't want to nitpick, but I assume you'd prefer to have the most accurate information possible. Robert, this was a great review! And I’m glad to see people are finally beginning to notice Diigo as the wonderful, groundbreaking service it is. :-)

As a longtime Diigo user, though, I would like to point out a few things that might not have been obvious at first glance. (I’m still figuring out new ways to use all Diigo’s features.)

First, Sticky Notes can be set to Public or to Private when you create them. Only you will see your private Sticky Notes.

Second, if you create a Group, then click on the link to Manage Members, simply check off the name(s) you want, then use the dropdown Set Membership Type menu to give any member(s) Moderator status.

Third, Diigo in fact does cache the entire page you bookmark; this cached page can be viewed later, and the entire text of that page can be searched through the Advanced Search feature.

Overall you did a wonderful review, and I don’t want to nitpick, but I assume you’d prefer to have the most accurate information possible.

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