Comments on: Diigo now too “social”? http://blog.diigo.com/2008/03/27/diigo-now-too-social/ ... a place to blog Mon, 08 Sep 2008 13:54:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: maggie http://blog.diigo.com/2008/03/27/diigo-now-too-social/#comment-28498 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 19:38:39 +0000 http://blog.diigo.com/2008/03/27/diigo-now-too-social/#comment-28498 Thanks for your feedback. Indeed, Diigo has been known for its "power research / collaboration tool" capabilities. It is a great platform for knowledge management and sharing. Along with lots of other productivity functionalities, Diigo can surely help you process, and organize your online information more effectively. In this new release, many of these core power research tool capabilities are made much more intuitive and further enhanced. Since these are our core competence, we will continue to focus and make them better and better. On the social aspects, again, those are completely optional. However, there are tremendous value and power waiting to be unleashed by the collective wisdom. Stay tuned, as diigo continues to evolve :-) Thanks for your feedback. Indeed, Diigo has been known for its “power research / collaboration tool” capabilities. It is a great platform for knowledge management and sharing. Along with lots of other productivity functionalities, Diigo can surely help you process, and organize your online information more effectively.

In this new release, many of these core power research tool capabilities are made much more intuitive and further enhanced. Since these are our core competence, we will continue to focus and make them better and better.

On the social aspects, again, those are completely optional. However, there are tremendous value and power waiting to be unleashed by the collective wisdom. Stay tuned, as diigo continues to evolve :-)

]]> by: MRG http://blog.diigo.com/2008/03/27/diigo-now-too-social/#comment-28496 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 19:22:00 +0000 http://blog.diigo.com/2008/03/27/diigo-now-too-social/#comment-28496 I played the games, entered my "social" information and content feeds on diigo 3. But I've done that many times, on Facebook but also on Ziki, Linkedin, on Wordpress, Technorati, Mybloglog... and I don't see the point, same stuff. I love diigo for what it does best: highlighting and annotating webpages with good written content, as I do on paper with a pencil, (for plain bookmarking I use del.icio.us, diigo is for selected content). I entered the social information to play the game, who knows? I may be surprised but I am skeptical and inclined to say: keep your energy on the good stuff, on what you do best. I played the games, entered my “social” information and content feeds on diigo 3. But I’ve done that many times, on Facebook but also on Ziki, Linkedin, on Wordpress, Technorati, Mybloglog… and I don’t see the point, same stuff. I love diigo for what it does best: highlighting and annotating webpages with good written content, as I do on paper with a pencil, (for plain bookmarking I use del.icio.us, diigo is for selected content). I entered the social information to play the game, who knows? I may be surprised but I am skeptical and inclined to say: keep your energy on the good stuff, on what you do best.

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