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Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

[Avc.blogs.com] A VC: del.icio.us: Just so you know, I'm planning on taking credit for you funding del.icio.us once it's far enough in the past that people are getting fuzzy on the details. I'll archive this post that I wrote back in November and then show it to everyone I can think of, telling them that you were a big fan of my blog.

 [Pchere.blogspot.com] Quick Online Tips: Absolutely Del.icio.us - Complete Tool Collection: del.icio.us + Gmail - A script which runs once a day, crawls each link and sends an email to a gmail account with the 'From' field being the page url, the 'Subject' being the tags, and the body being a copy of the page.It helps to keep a cache of every page you bookmark just in case the page disappears. In addition to searching the page text, I can filter by tags by using an advanced search.

 [Petefreitag.com] Pete Freitag's Homepage: Find bookmarks by filetype - this was just added on Sunday - you can do http://del.icio.us/tag/system:filetype:mp3+jazz the RSS feeds for video and audio types use RSS enclosures so you can use them with podcasting software.

[Leaveitbehind.com] Leave It Behind > Brian Bailey: Building a Better Blog: An important reason to syndicate the entire post ( thus your system should build a quality RSS: the corresponding item in the RSS file to contain the entire post ) is the fact that the aggregators and search engines for weblogs ( Bloglines, Feedster, Technorati, Blogdigger, etc ) collect and search only the RSS feeds.

[Blog.contentious.com] Contentious » Furl and Del.icio.us: Almost Perfect Together: (Sometimes there’s a printer-friendly version, so I Furl that instead since it’s complete on one page.) If my only intended use for that page is to recommend it to my readers, I categorize it as contentious-blogged. This is usually a very quick process, since usually full-text search is all I need to find what I want later.

Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Greasemonkey, Technorati Tag: Rss, Content Management, Technorati Tag: RSS, Marusin, E-Business Library