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The default description for a bookmark should be filled in with the description provided by the meta tag. | The default description for a bookmark should be filled in with the description provided by the meta tag. | ||
== Richer Links == | |||
Right now, the only relationships possible between bookmarks are ordinal (they can be in a series) and hierarchical. Only the title and description may be specified by the user. The meaningful relationships between two sites/bookmarks are not constrained to this set. Allowing the user (or website providing the link) to provide additional information would allow bookmarking to more accurately represent the mental relationships the user has between sites. | |||
Propositionally, support for bookmarking xlinks would provide the informational basis for these enriched relationships. | |||
Examples of user interaction possible with interrelationships: | |||
A user drags a link to a bookmark region, which expands to show a "space" of bookmarks. The user places the bookmark in a rhizomatic relationship to another bookmark. That information is stored in the bookmark as it is saved. | |||
A laptop user bookmarks a page "within 250 feet of this location." in the future, whenever she is in that physical region, the bookmark moves to the top of her bookmarks list. | |||
A website designer could specify the relationships between her pages using xlink; when bookmarked, a user could navigate the site from the bookmark without loading the site. | |||
== Editing and Synchronization == | == Editing and Synchronization == | ||