Would allowing users to have a set of bookmarks associated with their profile be useful? This would allow people to mark external resources that they find useful/interesting and share them with other users. Examples: cool news stories, links to some technology/project the user likes etc. These would be visible if you looked at someones profile, but probably shouldn't trigger feeds (or should have a button to disable them separate from everything else)
If implemented I would suggest setting it up so that the links are tagged not to add to search engine ratings (I don't know the tag off the top of my head). Reply to comment
This was tossed around a month or so ago, but not put on the shortlist of features.
Would being able to tie your profile to a delicious account or something similar meet the idea you're discussing, or do you see this as more of a SixLinks-specific feature? Reply to comment
So our conclusion was that we like the idea, and put it into the plan for Sage (Mar 1). If you've got more ideas on this, please post! Reply to comment
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If implemented I would suggest setting it up so that the links are tagged not to add to search engine ratings (I don't know the tag off the top of my head). Reply to comment
Would being able to tie your profile to a delicious account or something similar meet the idea you're discussing, or do you see this as more of a SixLinks-specific feature? Reply to comment
I agree it is not the most essential feature, but figured I'd throw it out there to see what others thought. Reply to comment
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