> Then reddit was started with the original idea being "del.icio.us with voting".
I believe the original "del.icio.us with voting" was Digg [1]:
> Digg also faces competition from other social news services like Reddit, Newsvine, and Netscape, and while none of them has gotten to Digg’s level, it’s still early in the social news race.
Is it open source and self-hostable? At this point I no longer trust these kinds of services since they always seem to be abandoned, suffer from enshittification, or just degrade. I need to know I can migrate easily once it happens.
I remember Firefox spent quite a bit of effort trying to establish themselves as Phoenix or Firebird before eventually settling on Firefox. I hope currl can move on to a new name quickly and build their reputation there, instead of adding confusion to cURL's name.
Beautiful site, nice simple design! I love seeing other text-based sites as I have made a few of my own and it's such a joy to work on them.
In general though, I've moved on from saving links, and I think saving links and bookmarks doesn't really serve a purpose for me.
These days I save highlights and store the links/books/locations as metadata, because I'm more interested in a searchable collection of _what_ I found interesting instead of _where_ I found something interesting (without the context of what that something was).
There are some previous discussions[1] on HN about how I achieve this if this way of thinking seems as intuitive to anyone else as it does to me.
It took me solid 2mins to figure out that each text thing is a link. 2 mins i would not give to this site if I had encountered it anyplace other than HN. You might want to do something to make clear what is a link.
a nice and clean site!
assuming you want folks to use your service/sites. some suggestions:
- if you get a way to let folks to download their own bookmarks as a backup, that could remove some concern...
- as the name implied, if you could provide a terminal cli, that will be a plus too..
my 2c...
[+] [-] jedberg|2 years ago|reply
First there was del.icio.us.
Then reddit was started with the original idea being "del.icio.us with voting".
And now we're back to del.icio.us!
[+] [-] selcuka|2 years ago|reply
I believe the original "del.icio.us with voting" was Digg [1]:
> Digg also faces competition from other social news services like Reddit, Newsvine, and Netscape, and while none of them has gotten to Digg’s level, it’s still early in the social news race.
[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20061013230150/http://www.conver...
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In general though, I've moved on from saving links, and I think saving links and bookmarks doesn't really serve a purpose for me.
These days I save highlights and store the links/books/locations as metadata, because I'm more interested in a searchable collection of _what_ I found interesting instead of _where_ I found something interesting (without the context of what that something was).
There are some previous discussions[1] on HN about how I achieve this if this way of thinking seems as intuitive to anyone else as it does to me.
[1]: Previous discussions:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33978500
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33627603
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33556765
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[1] https://wecoso.de/bloogmarks
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I am on mobile, using the brave browser.
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"Ooooh, currl, did you SEE this"
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Any chance on adding RSS support for the Followings section?
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