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if you want to import a batch of bookmarks, be aware that you'll lose the ability to individually tag them until you go back and edit each manually - although you may assign tags to the entire import (e.g. if all are about one country, you might simply tag them all 'country name' etc)...

although any site visitor can view public bookmarks, only registered users can actually use this feature when logged in (you'll see a new "Your Bookmarks" link in the navigation menu)

...it's like social bookmarking inside researchzilla, very useful stuff...gonna build it out a bit further with my own collection.

one very nice feature: instead of just adding your own, you can also add other users' bookmarks to your own collection (just like rss feeds) and in turn raise the popularity of the bookmarks...
]]> <![CDATA[Checking out the L-Team, like the A-Team but no Mr.T or Murdoch...]]> http://www.researchzilla.com/news/weblog/33.html http://www.researchzilla.com/news/weblog/33.html Mon, 16 Apr 2007 04:17:03 GMT  hey, did you ever watch the a-team? this is the research geek version, living underground...why can't all libraries be this cool!??

 

]]> <![CDATA[hah! march of the librarians...gotta see it to believe it, nature's magic]]> http://www.researchzilla.com/news/weblog/6.html http://www.researchzilla.com/news/weblog/6.html Fri, 23 Feb 2007 20:34:34 GMT this is really special, it brought tears to my eyes...i laughed, i cried, i choked on a jujube...

direct link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Td922l0NoDQ

 

("march of the librarians") 

]]> <![CDATA[About the new ResearchZilla Web Guide]]> http://www.researchzilla.com/news/weblog/3.html http://www.researchzilla.com/news/weblog/3.html Thu, 22 Feb 2007 05:25:07 GMT so most of you know that i've been spending years tracking and cleaning up tons of 'meta resources' for all sorts of research...in fact, this was the most popular part of the old site, gathering between 3 and 5 thousand visitors daily (yes, daily)...

 since resources change constantly, and because links come and go, i've been torn in two directions regarding the best way to rebuild this thing - from the ground up.

 ..well, not totally from scratch. i've still got the links.

one idea is a wiki. in this case, it will be a very structured set of pages open to extensive user contributions and edits. the idea is simple, utility is there, but wikis can get kinda geeky.

the other idea is something more akin to a social news type of site (think digg, www.digg.com, the mother of them all) - but exclusively related to research resources, so tweaked quite a bit to remove the noise and clutter...

 ...oh, and then of course it could just be done up like an old-style dmoz directory, but that seems kinda boring...

thoughts? anyone? anyone? bueller? 

]]> <![CDATA[Hey, sorry, it's been a little while...]]> http://www.researchzilla.com/news/weblog/2.html http://www.researchzilla.com/news/weblog/2.html Thu, 22 Feb 2007 04:22:40 GMT thanks for holding on zilla community folks...i'm going to be sending out notes to kazillions of you over the coming weeks to talk to you more about this community site upgrade...the whole idea was to keep it simple - really simple.

 unfortunately, the old site got a little ridiculous and a bit too feature-rich for my own good and that of the users...hopefully you'll find this particular platform to be much more intuitive and simple in terms of putting up content and getting thoughts and ideas out there (yadda, yadda, yadda and so on and so on)

 there's also a whole new research guide going up shortly, more to come on that over the coming weeks as well...

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