LinkARENA.com | Links & Bookmarks sammeln und finden Social Bookmarks Man spricht insoweit auch vom gemeinschaftlichen Indexieren von Internet-Quellen. Dazu werden üblicherweise sogenannte Social-Bookmark-Netzwerke genutzt, vor allem, um Links und Nachrichtenmeldungen zu sammeln. Anbieter und Funktionen[Bearbeiten] Zu den größten Anbietern im englischsprachigen Bereich zählen Delicious (ehemals del.icio.us), Digg, folkd und StumbleUpon. Nutzer können eigene Lesezeichen hinzufügen, löschen, bewerten, kommentieren beziehungsweise mit Kategorien oder Schlagwörtern (engl. Suchmaschinenoptimierung[Bearbeiten] Auch in Hinblick auf Suchmaschinenoptimierung können Social Bookmarks interessant sein. Andererseits führt diese Möglichkeit der Suchmaschinenoptimierung dazu, dass einige dieser Bookmarking-Dienste einzig als Optimierungsprojekt des Betreibers aufgebaut werden. Open-Source-Lösungen[Bearbeiten] Es gibt eine Reihe von Open-Source-Lösungen für Social Bookmarks, die auf dem eigenen Server installiert werden können, z. Siehe auch[Bearbeiten] Social Cataloging
Lesezeichen (Internet) Bei diesen Programmen handelt es sich meist um Webbrowser. Es werden unterschiedliche Bezeichnungen verwendet, meist Lesezeichen, im Internet Explorer heißen sie Favoriten. Bei englischsprachigen Programmen findet sich häufig die englische Entsprechung zum ersten Begriff bookmarks. Lesezeichen helfen eine einmal gefundene Seite auch ohne Suchmaschine wiederzufinden. Erfahrene Internetanwender sammeln Lesezeichen und kommen so häufig auf tausende von Einträgen. Oft wird in den Lesezeichen neben dem Titel der Seite auch ihr Favicon angezeigt, um sie schneller finden zu können. Social Bookmarks werden Lesezeichen genannt, die öffentlich verwaltet werden. XBEL bezeichnen einen XML-Standard, mit dem man Lesezeichen übertragen kann. Hochspringen ↑
Digg vs. Reddit vs. StumbleUpon vs. del.icio.us – Inspiration Bit With so many social networking sites on the Web I’m sure everyone is curious about which one is a better promotional tool for blogs. So far I’ve experienced only the effects of the big four: Digg, Reddit, StumbleUpon and del.icio.us. I thought it would be beneficial to share my observations with others. It all started with a Group Writing Project – 37 Sources of Inspiration that was dugg to Digg’s front page on May 27, which resulted in over 17,000 visits in one day. The next big wave of traffic (over 18,000 visits) came on July 7th, when my two-months old post 16 Best-Loved Font Bits In Web Design that was featured on Blogging Pro hit Reddit’s home page. Both Digg and Reddit brought a secondary traffic from StumbleUpon and del.icio.us. Digg TRAFFIC: Digg’s crazy traffic lasted 4 days, starting in the evening (PST) and peaking on the following day. DAILY: It also boosted my daily traffic from the average of 400 daily visits to 600-700. Reddit StumbleUpon and del.icio.us Summary P.S.
Del.icio.us vs. StumbleUpon - Newest on the Net 26 Sep, 2007 | Written by Fred | under Social Bookmarking Who is the winner of the social bookmarking battle? Read/WriteWeb has a great article with a lot of empirical evidence to show who is winning. Unfortunately, the evidence for StumbleUpon is no where to be found. Despite the lack of evidence for StumbleUpon, it is clear that Del.icio.us and StumbleUpon are the clear winners with Ma.gnolia being a distant third. Here is an interesting table showing the number of users for the most popular social bookmarking sites. levitra Del.icio.us Del.icio.us is the largest, most active social bookmarking site. Del.icio.us was the first to dominate this market and will continue to do so for years. StumbleUpon While Read/WriteWeb does not include an estimate for the number of user for StumbleUpon, my gut tells me that it is closing in on Del.icio.us. How I Use Del.icio.us and StumbleUpon I personally use StumbleUpon as a social bookmarking site because I find it super easy to save it. Related Posts
StumbleUpon: 10 Tips and Tricks for Power Users On StumbleUpon? Come follow the Mashable Channel and discover our favorite articles covering social media, tech news, and digital culture! Thousands of websites are created every day, yet sometimes the Internet feels a bit stale. How do you filter through all of the junk when you want to discover something new? StumbleUpon is a site that randomly shuffles through websites, curating content and information specifically for you. According to StumbleUpon, the site delivers more than 1.2 billion recommendations per month, and users spend seven hours per month stumbling. SEE ALSO: StumbleUpon’s Most Popular Searches and Links of 2011 Those numbers might seem a bit overwhelming, especially if you don't have that kind of time to devote to the site. Check out Mashable's StumbleUpon channel here!
StumbleUpon's Most Popular Searches and Links of 2011 On StumbleUpon? Come follow the Mashable Channel and discover our favorite articles covering social media, tech news, and digital culture! StumbleUpon, the site that lets you discover the web through its "Stumble!" The most-popular topics of 2011 were the Japan earthquake and tsunami, the Royal Wedding and Steve Jobs's death. During the Super Bowl, there were some 41 mobile stumbles per second, which is not surprising given that 80% of people multi-task on their mobile devices while watching TV. The most popular links included quotes from Albert Einstien, street installations of Mark Jenkins and a humorous list of how to tick people off. Some other highlights for the site in 2011 include reaching 20 million users in October and a redesign in December. Take a look at this list.
Absolutely Delicious Tools Collection [Regularly Updated] Looking for the best delicious tools, mashups, hacks and services on the web. Delicious is a popular social bookmarks manager that lets you create and share your personal collection of links and categorize them with keyword tags. You can start by viewing the most popular bookmarks. Get started quickly by this Beginner’s Guide and learn about more quick ways of posting your bookmarks. Official delicious tools Tagometer Badge – easily display both tags and number of saves on your siteDelicious API – create your own del.icio.us tools.Delicious Blog – posts official updates about the service.Network Badges – allow you to display details about your del.icio.us network as part of your website.Del.icio.us Firefox Extension – Integrates del.icio.us into Firefox.Play Tagger – easily play mp3 files directly on your website or blog by simply including a tiny javascript.Buttons for Internet Explorer – Integrate del.icio.us right into Internet Explorer. Share This Article:
introsp.icio.us: Using del.icio.us to identify your interests The Ruby script below analyzes your del.icio.us links to generate a list of your favourite interests. It lists the tags that are most frequently used in your links. Because you may not have been diligent about descriptively tagging your links, this script uses the tags from *all* users, for *your* links. The result is a list of tags, sorted by the number of your links that have been associated with each tag. In effect, you get a list of your favourite interests, starting with the ones you enjoy the most. How this script came to be: I stumbled across extispicious, which is a neat mind-map of your del.icio.us tags. Here is the beginning of the results for my links. Here's a graph of the numbers: Note that there are a few tags that frequently came up in my links (e.g. programming). So there you have it -- a script to analyze your del.icio.us links to determine your favourite interests. Instructions:1. #! $delicious_username = 'JonathanAquino'$delicious_password = 'tiger' require 'net/http'
Scoop.it: Ein eigenes Journal mit Fundstücken aus dem Netz erstellen | Freizeitler WebList - The place to find the best web lists on the web List of social bookmarking websites Defunct sites[edit] See also[edit] Notes and references[edit]