Comments on: The Golden Triangle of Social Search http://www.seisdeagosto.com/indica/2008/11/the-golden-triangle-of-social-search/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 09:07:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Agustín Jiménez http://www.seisdeagosto.com/indica/2008/11/the-golden-triangle-of-social-search/comment-page-1/#comment-1453 Agustín Jiménez Tue, 25 Nov 2008 08:19:30 +0000 http://www.seisdeagosto.com/indica/?p=794#comment-1453 I completely agree with Delicious's value as a information discovering tool. It's been a while since I started using it to find resources, specially related with science, and there is no doubt it kicks Google's results. One of the things I found most useful from Delicious's SERP is the counter for people saving each result, which I think should be the master ordering criteria instead of date. By the way, check Wikia's results page if you are interested in collaborative results for information recovering tools: http://tinyurl.com/6rqnw9 I completely agree with Delicious’s value as a information discovering tool. It’s been a while since I started using it to find resources, specially related with science, and there is no doubt it kicks Google’s results.

One of the things I found most useful from Delicious’s SERP is the counter for people saving each result, which I think should be the master ordering criteria instead of date.

By the way, check Wikia’s results page if you are interested in collaborative results for information recovering tools:

http://tinyurl.com/6rqnw9

]]> By: seisdeagosto http://www.seisdeagosto.com/indica/2008/11/the-golden-triangle-of-social-search/comment-page-1/#comment-1441 seisdeagosto Wed, 19 Nov 2008 12:47:20 +0000 http://www.seisdeagosto.com/indica/?p=794#comment-1441 I totally agree with you, Alberto. Delicious redesign haven´t helped to give a stronger approach of the social branch of the website. A pity. Older versión was sooo much better... I totally agree with you, Alberto. Delicious redesign haven´t helped to give a stronger approach of the social branch of the website. A pity.

Older versión was sooo much better…

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]]> By: alberto http://www.seisdeagosto.com/indica/2008/11/the-golden-triangle-of-social-search/comment-page-1/#comment-1437 alberto Tue, 18 Nov 2008 10:29:14 +0000 http://www.seisdeagosto.com/indica/?p=794#comment-1437 IMHO, your analysis of delicious' SERP reveals a couple of mistakes made in its redesign: 1. The no. of people that saved the website way too far from the beginning of the result title, which could be called "the golden apex of the golden triangle". 2. The same happens with tags. Why leave the best place for displaying the name of the person who saved the link? 3. Speaking of people... there is no easy way of highlighting results from your network --there's a chance these people have the same interests and/or taste, isn't there?. 4. Last but not least: if displaying the "last saved" date and the number of saves somehow means they are important, please provide an easy way of reordering the results by that criteria. IMHO, your analysis of delicious’ SERP reveals a couple of mistakes made in its redesign:

1. The no. of people that saved the website way too far from the beginning of the result title, which could be called “the golden apex of the golden triangle”.
2. The same happens with tags. Why leave the best place for displaying the name of the person who saved the link?
3. Speaking of people… there is no easy way of highlighting results from your network –there’s a chance these people have the same interests and/or taste, isn’t there?.
4. Last but not least: if displaying the “last saved” date and the number of saves somehow means they are important, please provide an easy way of reordering the results by that criteria.

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