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	<title>Comments on: Delicious Thing 15!</title>
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		<title>By: Shelley</title>
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		<dc:creator>Shelley</dc:creator>
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		<description>Unsolicited suggestion -- &quot;tear the bandaid&quot; as it were and import all your bookmarks from all computers and browsers, then do the tagging and culling over time via delicious. Just do a quick pre-emptive check in case there&#039;s anything you would want to &quot;unshare&quot; from the mass upload -- easy enough to do -- I have only a few of those and I give them a special tag (along with any other tags) to keep them easily accessed, and make sure to check the &quot;do not share&quot; box. The main way I use that feature is to give myself hints in the description box about usernames and passwords (I don&#039;t put the actual password, just a hint that would jog my memory). Unshared stuff is only seen by you when you are logged in. Then you can just tidy-up a few sites a day until the chore is done.

Side note -- your initial foray into tagging is so impressive! The effort know will pay off hugely over time!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Unsolicited suggestion &#8212; &#8220;tear the bandaid&#8221; as it were and import all your bookmarks from all computers and browsers, then do the tagging and culling over time via delicious. Just do a quick pre-emptive check in case there&#8217;s anything you would want to &#8220;unshare&#8221; from the mass upload &#8212; easy enough to do &#8212; I have only a few of those and I give them a special tag (along with any other tags) to keep them easily accessed, and make sure to check the &#8220;do not share&#8221; box. The main way I use that feature is to give myself hints in the description box about usernames and passwords (I don&#8217;t put the actual password, just a hint that would jog my memory). Unshared stuff is only seen by you when you are logged in. Then you can just tidy-up a few sites a day until the chore is done.</p>
<p>Side note &#8212; your initial foray into tagging is so impressive! The effort know will pay off hugely over time!</p>
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