oishii. David Wiley created a nifty little tool over
the holidays, a script that grabs popular links in
del.icio.us and wraps them in an RSS feed. Written in
Python, which (thanks to my holiday project) I can now
read. A couple of things: first, from what I can see,
del.icio.us (and therefore oishii, even more so) are what
might be called 'echos' - they don't capture a resource
when it first comes out, but rather, later in life, when it
has become popular. Second, aggregator spamming has clearly
hit del.icio.us (and therefore oishii). Blogdex has been
rendered almost useless by Lycos pollution, and oishii
(right now) is displaying some spam links. This is why I
say, selective harvesting has a brighter future than global
harvesting. By David Wiley, January 4, 2005
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