Thanks for the comment. I hope you do share your views, something of value next time….rather than just including a link back. I am open minded, and let that slip by once.

Yes, please share with us more info, so we can assist you better. Email us at info at diigo dot com or post your question on our user forum.

I need some more information to be able to help you. What operating system are you running natively? Windows XP? And are you using Firefox or Internet Explorer? And I need to know the version you are running of those browsers.

Look at the bottom, it says ‘already shared to Classic Arcades’. I did a test run of this earlier on my test account, and must have just missed that detail. I knew to look for it from bookmarking my own links, I just must have been moving too quickly.

Jeff Phillips also is trying Diigo Maggie, but he has a question that I didn’t know the answer to and couldn’t find on the user forums. I posted a topic on your Diigo forums, and am waiting patiently on a reply (your forum is so greatly monitored, thank you).

http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/3589

Basically, if a user in a group goes to post a link, before the post it, will they get some sort of indicator whether that page has been added or not, visually through the red bookmark button icon, or through the dialog box.

Sounds good…thanks for the info! I signed up earlier. Looks like a great tool. For me, syncing bookmarks between computers is enough for me to want to use it.

This is my business:
http://www.diigo.com/search?what=squirrelcart

Pretty cool to see a few bookmarks for it.

@Jamie, At Diigo we highly respect our users’ privacy, so rest assured that private “means” private. As Jeff suggests, you have full discretion to how you wish to store your data. Also, Diigo offers super user-friendly and easy batch editing, should you ever change your mind on certain bookmark privacy. Lots of goodies – like to invite you to give Diigo a try!

I am hoping Maggie can comment on this. I think this is the biggest concern, and has to be a consideration whenever you are using a service like this, is what you want public / private, and how private is ‘private’. I would guess, best rule of thumb, only use Diigo for your public arcade link sharing, and as a backup for those resources, and anything else that needs to be private stays on your local system.