Comments for 2.0 Web Apps .com http://2.0webapps.com Because downloads suck Sun, 20 Jul 2008 23:35:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 Comment on Krugle - Source Search by tom c http://2.0webapps.com/2006/krugle-source-search/#comment-13 tom c Sat, 11 Feb 2006 22:57:02 +0000 http://2.0webapps.com/2006/krugle-source-search/#comment-13 even more un-original than the name is the concept. krugle copies other sites like http://www.koders.com, but they are spending a lot of $$ to promote. the strategy is web 1.0 even more un-original than the name is the concept. krugle copies other sites like http://www.koders.com, but they are spending a lot of $$ to promote. the strategy is web 1.0

]]> Comment on Krugle - Source Search by Stephen Taddei http://2.0webapps.com/2006/krugle-source-search/#comment-12 Stephen Taddei Thu, 09 Feb 2006 17:31:55 +0000 http://2.0webapps.com/2006/krugle-source-search/#comment-12 Haha, well how was I too know, it does sound an awful lot like Google that was still the first thing that came to mind when I heard the name. Haha, well how was I too know, it does sound an awful lot like Google that was still the first thing that came to mind when I heard the name.

]]> Comment on Krugle - Source Search by Erik Haus http://2.0webapps.com/2006/krugle-source-search/#comment-11 Erik Haus Thu, 09 Feb 2006 16:26:21 +0000 http://2.0webapps.com/2006/krugle-source-search/#comment-11 Unoriginal name only in the sense that it comes from the founder's last name, Ken Krugler. Unoriginal name only in the sense that it comes from the founder’s last name, Ken Krugler.

]]> Comment on Rollyo Custom Search Engine by Jennifer at Eurekster http://2.0webapps.com/2006/rollyo-custom-search-engine/#comment-9 Jennifer at Eurekster Wed, 01 Feb 2006 18:45:54 +0000 http://2.0webapps.com/2006/rollyo-custom-search-engine/#comment-9 If you like Rollyo, feel free to try swickis. www.swicki.com - thousands of bloggers are using this little widget to auto - taylor results for themselves and there community. Taken from the TechCrunch site, Web2.0 Workgroup is a good example of a great swicki. http://web20workgroup.com/ Regards Jennifer Allen www.swicki.com If you like Rollyo, feel free to try swickis. www.swicki.com - thousands of bloggers are using this little widget to auto - taylor results for themselves and there community. Taken from the TechCrunch site, Web2.0 Workgroup is a good example of a great swicki. http://web20workgroup.com/

Regards
Jennifer Allen
www.swicki.com

]]> Comment on Rollyo Custom Search Engine by Michael Whitney http://2.0webapps.com/2006/rollyo-custom-search-engine/#comment-8 Michael Whitney Wed, 01 Feb 2006 06:23:51 +0000 http://2.0webapps.com/2006/rollyo-custom-search-engine/#comment-8 Rollyo is great if you would like to create a small custom search app. For instance I made one that scours popular web 2.0 blogs to see who is blogging about RSS, or AJAX or any other technology or company. At Seekum we are building a search engine that unlike Rollyo is not custom, but allows you vote down results that you do not like or up results that you do like. When applied to the entire web you can see some interesting sites. I would be thrilled if you would come by and check it out. Rollyo is great if you would like to create a small custom search app. For instance I made one that scours popular web 2.0 blogs to see who is blogging about RSS, or AJAX or any other technology or company. At Seekum we are building a search engine that unlike Rollyo is not custom, but allows you vote down results that you do not like or up results that you do like. When applied to the entire web you can see some interesting sites. I would be thrilled if you would come by and check it out.

]]> Comment on What I Would Like To See On: Del.icio.us by 2.0 Web Apps .com » Rollyo Custom Search Engine http://2.0webapps.com/2006/what-i-would-like-to-see-on-delicious/#comment-7 2.0 Web Apps .com » Rollyo Custom Search Engine Tue, 31 Jan 2006 21:48:55 +0000 http://2.0webapps.com/2006/what-i-would-like-to-see-on-delicious/#comment-7 [...] Rollyo is what I believe is the solution to my problem sifting through bookmarks and the index/search feature I described I wanted to have on delicious. [...] […] Rollyo is what I believe is the solution to my problem sifting through bookmarks and the index/search feature I described I wanted to have on delicious. […]

]]> Comment on What I Would Like To See On: Del.icio.us by Jason http://2.0webapps.com/2006/what-i-would-like-to-see-on-delicious/#comment-6 Jason Mon, 30 Jan 2006 08:00:37 +0000 http://2.0webapps.com/2006/what-i-would-like-to-see-on-delicious/#comment-6 Ahh, I get it. That's true. Ahh, I get it. That’s true.

]]> Comment on What I Would Like To See On: Del.icio.us by Stephen Taddei http://2.0webapps.com/2006/what-i-would-like-to-see-on-delicious/#comment-5 Stephen Taddei Mon, 30 Jan 2006 06:03:34 +0000 http://2.0webapps.com/2006/what-i-would-like-to-see-on-delicious/#comment-5 Yeah, but delicious doesn't actually index the pages I bookmark which is what I'm looking for, like google quality search or my bookmarks. Yeah, but delicious doesn’t actually index the pages I bookmark which is what I’m looking for, like google quality search or my bookmarks.

]]> Comment on What I Would Like To See On: Del.icio.us by Jason http://2.0webapps.com/2006/what-i-would-like-to-see-on-delicious/#comment-4 Jason Sun, 29 Jan 2006 10:00:39 +0000 http://2.0webapps.com/2006/what-i-would-like-to-see-on-delicious/#comment-4 Actually, I think delicious already has what you're describing; you have the option to search all of delicious, or only your own bookmarks, and it will search tags, title, decription, or all. Plus, when you say you bookmark tons but rarely go find what you're looking for because it's "too much work", it's hard to then say that tagging is too much work. The point is that for a bookmark to be useful to you in the future, you need some context as to where it fits into your life. If you took the time to tag bookmarks when you file them (or just not bookmark things that you don't feel warrant the time), I bet you'd find you'd go back and find what you were looking for in your bookmarks regularly, because it simply wouldn't be hard. The point is that you'll have to do the work either on the front end, or the back end. Actually, I think delicious already has what you’re describing; you have the option to search all of delicious, or only your own bookmarks, and it will search tags, title, decription, or all. Plus, when you say you bookmark tons but rarely go find what you’re looking for because it’s “too much work”, it’s hard to then say that tagging is too much work. The point is that for a bookmark to be useful to you in the future, you need some context as to where it fits into your life. If you took the time to tag bookmarks when you file them (or just not bookmark things that you don’t feel warrant the time), I bet you’d find you’d go back and find what you were looking for in your bookmarks regularly, because it simply wouldn’t be hard. The point is that you’ll have to do the work either on the front end, or the back end.

]]> Comment on Feed Butler by mynewsbot http://2.0webapps.com/2006/feed-butler/#comment-3 mynewsbot Thu, 26 Jan 2006 19:01:46 +0000 http://2.0webapps.com/2006/feed-butler/#comment-3 hay what about me hay what about me

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