As you can see, Feed API for Drupal is a wee bit buggy when it comes to importing content from Delicious.

I wonder if this is due to invalid feed content actually coming out of delicious? I suspect this because feed API uses built in PHP functions for parsing XML and feeds, and it seems to work well for everything else.

In Jan, we should build a new FLOWS delicious parser that has permission to POST to culturing via services (or even to wagn).

This thread discusses some possibilities that led me to an idea:

1. You can set up a group, or an individual user with either a blog made with Drupal, or a wagn website

2. Drupal already supports RDF (and will support it in it's core in Drupal 7), and I'd need to get wagn to support RDF

3. Users create research using zotero, which they can sync with wagn (or Drupal)

wagn also needs some other tools to be a really great academic research and authoring tool (like REST service, and export to print/pdf of collections of pages)

"Druplicon is an IRC bot that has been servicing #drupal, #drupal-support, and many other IRC channels since 2005, proving itself an invaluable resource. Originally a Perl Bot::BasicBot::Pluggable application coded by Morbus Iff, he always wanted to make the official #drupal bot an actual Drupal module. This is the fruit of these labors. Whilst the needs of Druplicon are driving the future and design of the module, this is intended as a generic framework for IRC bots within Drupal, and usage outside of Druplicon is encouraged."

This is just to have a thread on why the ping.fm drupal module works for Sam but not for Paul.

Could be tied to the fact that Sam is user1 on drupal.

Drupal notifications (email in my case) seem to be not working....