Thanks for the thoughtful response.

I’ve been working with Diigo for a few more days now and I’m happy with it. Maybe I’m just learning to incorporate social bookmarking into my work, but maybe it’s your tool. What I’m trying to say is that I used del.icio.us for many months previously, and experienced a big jump in bookmarking when I switched to Diigo. Not sure why…

An unrelated question is how do you monitor the internet for comments related Diigo? I’m guessing it’s a combination of referrer logs, emails from friends, and most importantly RSS feeds tied into search tools. I’m still learning these methods and I’d love to know how you do it.

Thanks again!

Jeff

Thanks for your support for Diigo. At Diigo, we believe in allowing ordinary users a chance to voice their opinions. We also believe that it is equally important to uphold the quality of the discourse, through various measures such as community driven rating, filtering, and spam control.

As a part of our fair use policy, we want to set a high standard for a public page comment or a public sticky note: if it is commercially motivated, it is considered a spam, and unless it adds something informative and substantive to the associated webpage, it is considered junk. Both junk and spam will be filtered out.

We will continue rolling out tighter and tighter spam control measures. Together with our members’ active participation and help, we will try to make Diigo a really awesome place for all to enjoy!

~ Maggie