The feature was written as part of the del.icio.us integration (thus the shortness of the shrift), but you can use it standalone. Instead of selecting categories from a list you can just type in their names. Categories that don't exist get created. It's so easy to use, no wonder it's #1 (for del.icio.us interfaces). If I didn't have so much invested in my baroque system of long category names, I'd start using it for NYCB. I may do so anyway. I'm a loose cannon, Richardson! Turn in my badge!
(4) Thu Oct 28 2004 13:37 PST Category Non-Error:
Man, it's nice to post without having to check to see if I can post today. (By the way, has anyone figured out what I was doing? Hint: I'm way too proud of it and it wasn't worth the planning it took.) Anyway, today I take finger to keyboard to praise a new NewsBruiser feature to which I gave short shrift in the actual release.
- Comments:
Posted by Mark at Thu Oct 28 2004 19:33
It's an elaborate, diabolical game of Petals Around The 13th!
Incidentally, I'd never noticed the little bars beside the day numbers before. Quite slick.Posted by Andy H. at Fri Oct 29 2004 06:11
It seems to have had something to do with stripes on the calendar...
Posted by Andy H. at Fri Oct 29 2004 06:13
...Oh!
It says 'Hi', doesn't it?
Awesome.Posted by Leonard at Fri Oct 29 2004 11:39
You win!