Oishii!

January 11, 2005 6:42 PM

Yet another del.icio.us ? "One of the main purposes of social bookmarking systems is allowing people to see what other people are bookmarking. I frequently find things that people are linking to very interesting, and thought it would be nice to slap together a system that could tell me, automatically, what lots of other people have just bookmarked. Thus, oishii was born".
posted by azul (10 comments total)

Nah not another del.icio.us, "Oishii is kind of a del.icio.us mini-zeitgeist. oishii! polls the del.icio.us front page every 15 minutes, and returns all sites bookmarked by at least 30 people"
posted by riffola at 6:55 PM on January 11, 2005

Yet another del.icio.us ?

Well, no. It's just the del.icio.us front page, filtered by link popularity. Which I guess might be interesting if you're bored and just looking for links.
posted by Galvatron at 6:56 PM on January 11, 2005

"Oishii", of course, being the Japanese for "delicious."
posted by coelecanth at 7:02 PM on January 11, 2005

Del.icio.us has a popular links page with better metadata. That page has its own RSS feed. So Oishii is a weaker version of one Del.icio.us feature, albeit with a sexier design. It's more a personal project than a tool for the public. Note that it's run by a tiny portal.

10 points for style, Trillian, but minus a couple million for good thinking.
posted by NickDouglas at 7:03 PM on January 11, 2005

Wow. Link number 2 = deja vu.
posted by mudpuppie at 7:09 PM on January 11, 2005

That answers this question.
posted by airguitar at 10:01 PM on January 11, 2005

I do, however, have my own online bookmark manager: Scuttle.

It isn't that long up, but it has most of the features you'd expect from one of these things and a few -- like privacy settings and watch lists -- that others don't currently have.
posted by digiboy at 1:13 AM on January 12, 2005

I'm a big fan of Furl myself, primarily for the the "Save a Copy of Page" feature. To my knowledge, no other social bookmarking service offers this feature.
posted by longdaysjourney at 5:03 AM on January 12, 2005

furl furl furl furl. And delicious on Sundays.
posted by zpousman at 9:28 AM on January 12, 2005

Well, Spurl stores the pages as well... though Furl seems a bit more mature...
posted by fncll at 1:29 PM on January 15, 2005