After months of work, the new Delicious is almost ready to come out of the oven. (blog.delicious.com) 5 points by tpiep 17y ago ↗ HN
[–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ Interesting that they are apparently abandoning the del.icio.us domain hack."soon to become http://delicious.com/your_username" [–] joshu 17y ago ↗ it was just too painful hearing people pronounce it "del issy oos?" [–] unalone 17y ago ↗ It's more fun listening to people who try to pronounce the periods.Del-dot-issio-dot-us.Or, my favorite, a friend who pronounced periods by coughing. We kept offering him water.It's a bit ridiculous that icio.us was never set to redirect, though. What a waste of a domain name. Unless there's a good SEO reason to do that? [–] joshu 17y ago ↗ delicious.com has redirected to del.icio.us for several years now.I never changed it because the most active part of the userbase liked it. [–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ That's what's crazy about HN. You have to be careful what you say, because even the founders of sites as big as delicious post here...Anyway, I think you misread the comment. How come just "icio.us" (no del subdomain) doesn't redirect to the full del.icio.us? [–] joshu 17y ago ↗ Never occured to me. Why bother?Way back there was a second copy of delicious set up at susp.icio.us for testing, but I had to take it down as people were using it. [–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ I guess just for consistency's sake. And so people like me can see what happens when you take off the subdomain :) [–] unalone 17y ago ↗ To be honest, mostly laziness. Probably not a good enough line of reasoning.And I agree with above: I'm always amazed at the sorts of people that read HN.
[–] joshu 17y ago ↗ it was just too painful hearing people pronounce it "del issy oos?" [–] unalone 17y ago ↗ It's more fun listening to people who try to pronounce the periods.Del-dot-issio-dot-us.Or, my favorite, a friend who pronounced periods by coughing. We kept offering him water.It's a bit ridiculous that icio.us was never set to redirect, though. What a waste of a domain name. Unless there's a good SEO reason to do that? [–] joshu 17y ago ↗ delicious.com has redirected to del.icio.us for several years now.I never changed it because the most active part of the userbase liked it. [–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ That's what's crazy about HN. You have to be careful what you say, because even the founders of sites as big as delicious post here...Anyway, I think you misread the comment. How come just "icio.us" (no del subdomain) doesn't redirect to the full del.icio.us? [–] joshu 17y ago ↗ Never occured to me. Why bother?Way back there was a second copy of delicious set up at susp.icio.us for testing, but I had to take it down as people were using it. [–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ I guess just for consistency's sake. And so people like me can see what happens when you take off the subdomain :) [–] unalone 17y ago ↗ To be honest, mostly laziness. Probably not a good enough line of reasoning.And I agree with above: I'm always amazed at the sorts of people that read HN.
[–] unalone 17y ago ↗ It's more fun listening to people who try to pronounce the periods.Del-dot-issio-dot-us.Or, my favorite, a friend who pronounced periods by coughing. We kept offering him water.It's a bit ridiculous that icio.us was never set to redirect, though. What a waste of a domain name. Unless there's a good SEO reason to do that? [–] joshu 17y ago ↗ delicious.com has redirected to del.icio.us for several years now.I never changed it because the most active part of the userbase liked it. [–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ That's what's crazy about HN. You have to be careful what you say, because even the founders of sites as big as delicious post here...Anyway, I think you misread the comment. How come just "icio.us" (no del subdomain) doesn't redirect to the full del.icio.us? [–] joshu 17y ago ↗ Never occured to me. Why bother?Way back there was a second copy of delicious set up at susp.icio.us for testing, but I had to take it down as people were using it. [–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ I guess just for consistency's sake. And so people like me can see what happens when you take off the subdomain :) [–] unalone 17y ago ↗ To be honest, mostly laziness. Probably not a good enough line of reasoning.And I agree with above: I'm always amazed at the sorts of people that read HN.
[–] joshu 17y ago ↗ delicious.com has redirected to del.icio.us for several years now.I never changed it because the most active part of the userbase liked it. [–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ That's what's crazy about HN. You have to be careful what you say, because even the founders of sites as big as delicious post here...Anyway, I think you misread the comment. How come just "icio.us" (no del subdomain) doesn't redirect to the full del.icio.us? [–] joshu 17y ago ↗ Never occured to me. Why bother?Way back there was a second copy of delicious set up at susp.icio.us for testing, but I had to take it down as people were using it. [–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ I guess just for consistency's sake. And so people like me can see what happens when you take off the subdomain :) [–] unalone 17y ago ↗ To be honest, mostly laziness. Probably not a good enough line of reasoning.And I agree with above: I'm always amazed at the sorts of people that read HN.
[–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ That's what's crazy about HN. You have to be careful what you say, because even the founders of sites as big as delicious post here...Anyway, I think you misread the comment. How come just "icio.us" (no del subdomain) doesn't redirect to the full del.icio.us? [–] joshu 17y ago ↗ Never occured to me. Why bother?Way back there was a second copy of delicious set up at susp.icio.us for testing, but I had to take it down as people were using it. [–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ I guess just for consistency's sake. And so people like me can see what happens when you take off the subdomain :) [–] unalone 17y ago ↗ To be honest, mostly laziness. Probably not a good enough line of reasoning.And I agree with above: I'm always amazed at the sorts of people that read HN.
[–] joshu 17y ago ↗ Never occured to me. Why bother?Way back there was a second copy of delicious set up at susp.icio.us for testing, but I had to take it down as people were using it. [–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ I guess just for consistency's sake. And so people like me can see what happens when you take off the subdomain :) [–] unalone 17y ago ↗ To be honest, mostly laziness. Probably not a good enough line of reasoning.And I agree with above: I'm always amazed at the sorts of people that read HN.
[–] jacobbijani 17y ago ↗ I guess just for consistency's sake. And so people like me can see what happens when you take off the subdomain :)
[–] unalone 17y ago ↗ To be honest, mostly laziness. Probably not a good enough line of reasoning.And I agree with above: I'm always amazed at the sorts of people that read HN.
[–] beaudeal 17y ago ↗ now that there are about one hundred less executives to go through at yahoo, this thing might actually make it out the door (assuming y! isn't bought before then haha)
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Del-dot-issio-dot-us.
Or, my favorite, a friend who pronounced periods by coughing. We kept offering him water.
It's a bit ridiculous that icio.us was never set to redirect, though. What a waste of a domain name. Unless there's a good SEO reason to do that?
I never changed it because the most active part of the userbase liked it.
Anyway, I think you misread the comment. How come just "icio.us" (no del subdomain) doesn't redirect to the full del.icio.us?
Way back there was a second copy of delicious set up at susp.icio.us for testing, but I had to take it down as people were using it.
And I agree with above: I'm always amazed at the sorts of people that read HN.