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I only thought once.

The del.icio.us API would allow them to grab pretty much all of it anyway. I've already migrated mine out to a couchdb-based clone: http://xlson.com/2011/01/13/out-off-delicious-and-into-your-...

This has the nice benefits of always being local and being impossible to take away from me. :)

(well, I did break my couchdb build with an experimental branch on an experimental OS, but I'll sort that out later)



Cool. I made a web-based pinboard-ish clone instead. http://yukmarks.com

(Not that anyone will sign up, but if you do, it's mostly just personal tool that isn't exactly full-featured. To wit: Don't forget your password.)

It's pure Python built around Django. It's a super thin wrapper over a postgres db. It's honestly little more than a web interface for the database. If anyone wants to make their own, all the code is here:

https://github.com/mattdeboard/Yuk


The API does not give access to other people's accounts.


Yeah, but I don't get to decide what terms other people opt-in to either.




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