@raman: never used it. do you think we should try it here? might be an easy first step before i go finishing a unalog-specific commenting system. plus, you can always export from disqus.
+1 -- I like it, Dan. I would be interested in trying it out, in a short beta, with the understanding that all comments might be deleted if you/we don't like the way it works. (Sorry for not commenting at the issue tracker.)
i've started tracking desired changes in bitbucket. please consider leaving your comments there on the tickets. what do you think about the possibility of having easy comments on each others' links?
it's up. MIT-style license. some ugly warts left - ugh - but it was just time. issues noted already for the most obvious missing/broken stuff. have at it!
Dear lazy-unalog: I'd love to see a Firefox plugin that examined my Zotero entries, compared them against my unalog posts, and published any new Zotero items (that have URLs) to unalog (URL, tags, partial abstract or notes). I can see how I could do this at a lower level, running a script that reads the sqlite database, etc., but a plugin makes more sense, though it would be more work. -- Double Points for another plugin that read my unalog posts, and pulled them into Zotero!
Note with pride that unalog (although at the bottom) made the "top 50" list of bookmarking sites, with more than 10% of the traffic of the industry leader.
dchud++
A little Greasemonkey script to brighten up Unalog's CSS with a bit of colour. Your links become bold green, others in red, comments are a pretty blue. Maybe not your cup of tea, to each their own. :-) -- BTW, dchud, adding a 'tag' class to tags would be nice, also one for people's userids...
unalog now supports a9.coms OpenSearch and SRW. Previously it only supported SRU, but as pointed out by Ross recently, once you add SRU or SRW, the other is easy, and OpenSearch is even easier. Its true!
it supports explain and searchRetrieve, with mods and dc schemas. should page through records just fine, i think, if you pass it the correct params. lots of other suggested things are not supported (esp. no diagnostics, yet).
I've created tRuTag with Ruby because I wanted to explore tagging. What it does is create an html page of your tags on various sites and then allows you to explore them on other sites. I use it as my homepage.
Simple unalog keyword searching via IndexedCatalog, not integrated very much yet, and only for your own entries, but it kinda works. Log in and try searching for tags, title text, comment text, or even partial urls. Lots of issues to think through, still. :)