A number of user @ s of Twitter used the microblogging platform mainly to share links to web pages that look interesting. As discussed in previous entries , this is also the basic function of social bookmarking services like Delicious .
Given this overlap is not surprising that Delicious includes a tool to save links simultaneously in your Delicious account and post at a time in your Twitter profile . To use it, obviously, need to have an account created in both services. requisiti If you meet this, follow these steps to configure this feature:
And presto! The sharing function Delicious links in your profile is already on Twitter!
From now on, every time you save a new link on Delicious, you can include in the field For (Para) of the form tag @ twitter anytime that link is also published in your microblog. If you have previously chosen the option of posting all your links in a systematic manner on Twitter, this label is already included in your form. If you do not want a particular link is posted on Twitter, then simply remove the label by clicking on the cross to find next door. In the field
Message, you can write a message of less than 116 characters to accompany your link Delicious (already included) when you post on Twitter. The rest of the form ( URL, Title, Notes, Tags ...) only affect the link you are also saving on Delicious. When finished, click Save (Save) and your link will be saved in Delicious and published at the same time, in your Twitter profile.
Given this overlap is not surprising that Delicious includes a tool to save links simultaneously in your Delicious account and post at a time in your Twitter profile . To use it, obviously, need to have an account created in both services. requisiti If you meet this, follow these steps to configure this feature:
- Sign in to your account Delicious with your username and password @ .
- From your Home page ( Home ), click on Settings (Settings), you'll find the menu above, right. Search paragraph
- Bookmarks (Links) and click on Sharing (Sharing).
- Next to the logo of Twitter will find a green button with the name of Authenticate (Authenticate). Click on it.
- come to a Twitter page. If you were logged in @ to your Twitter account, simply click on Allow . If not, enter your username and password @ Twitter, and then click Allow.
- will be redirected back @ Delicious, where you will be informed that your settings have been saved (saved Are Your settings).
- The default will not share your links in Twitter Delicious automatically ( You are not tweeting by default). If you want to be the case, check the box in front of Tweet all bookmarks, private unless (Post on Twitter all links unless they are private) and click Save (Save).
- If, at any time, you want to Delicious revoke access to your Twitter account (and thus failing to share your links in both services simultaneously), you can do from this same section, clicking on Delete from your Twitter credentials Delicious .
And presto! The sharing function Delicious links in your profile is already on Twitter!
From now on, every time you save a new link on Delicious, you can include in the field For (Para) of the form tag @ twitter anytime that link is also published in your microblog. If you have previously chosen the option of posting all your links in a systematic manner on Twitter, this label is already included in your form. If you do not want a particular link is posted on Twitter, then simply remove the label by clicking on the cross to find next door. In the field
Message, you can write a message of less than 116 characters to accompany your link Delicious (already included) when you post on Twitter. The rest of the form ( URL, Title, Notes, Tags ...) only affect the link you are also saving on Delicious. When finished, click Save (Save) and your link will be saved in Delicious and published at the same time, in your Twitter profile.
If you return to your homepage ( Home ) Delicious, you'll see all the links you've shared on Twitter labeled @ twitter. If you click on this label, you will have the full list of links shared on Twitter.
If you go to your Twitter profile, you'll see your shared bookmarks from Delicious have been published with the message of your choice and link Delicious automatically created (it is a shortened URL http://icio.us/ type ... ). In addition, below the message, include via Twitter Delicious to report from where it was posted the link.
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