Personal Links to my Social Networks

It's quiet easy to personalize the links to your Social Networks. These are my personal Links:

• http://ameyer.ch/+


• http://ameyer.ch/facebook


• http://ameyer.ch/twitter


• http://ameyer.ch/youtube


• http://ameyer.ch/ted


• http://ameyer.ch/delicious


• http://ameyer.ch/diigo

I redirect the links to the proper page with a .htaccess file in the root of my Server. These are the additional lines I used in my .htaccess:

[code]
Redirect /+ https://plus.google.com/116605073418042674970/posts
Redirect /twitter http://twitter.com/#!/WortSenf
Redirect /facebook https://www.facebook.com/andi.meyer
Redirect /youtube https://www.youtube.com/am4106
Redirect /ted https://www.ted.com/profiles/956850
Redirect /delicious https://www.delicious.com/am4106
Redirect /diigo https://www.diigo.com/user/am4106
Redirect /plus https://plus.google.com/116605073418042674970/posts
Redirect /Plus https://plus.google.com/116605073418042674970/posts
Redirect /Twitter http://twitter.com/#!/WortSenf
Redirect /Facebook https://www.facebook.com/andi.meyer
Redirect /Delicious https://www.delicious.com/am4106
Redirect /Diigo http://www.diigo.com/user/am4106
Redirect /Youtube https://www.youtube.com/am4106
Redirect /Ted https://www.ted.com/profiles/956850
Redirect /TED https://www.ted.com/profiles/956850
[/code]

 

Personal Links to Sozial Networks (Part 2)

Bernhard Minnig read yesterday's post about individualized URLs for my sozial networks. He suggested to use subdomains instead of the extendes URLs. I implemented his proposition, and now you can also get to my pages in the different network via the respective subdomain:

• http://delicious.ameyer.ch


• http://diigo.ameyer.ch


• http://facebook.ameyer.ch


• http://plus.ameyer.ch


• http://ted.ameyer.ch


• http://twitter.ameyer.ch


• http://youtube.ameyer.ch

Each subdomain got it's own  .htaccess file pointing to the respective sozial netzwork.

Welcome to my digital life!



Photo: © Matthias Wassermann, used with the permission

 

Delicious getting sour

Using delicious.com for years, I am very disappointed. Weeks after Firefox 4 hit the market, Yahoo still fails to present a compatible addon. I know, there are work arounds. But even more so, Yahoo should provide a compatible solution out of the box.

Now I am looking into some alternatives:
http://www.google.com/bookmarks
http://www.diigo.com
and even http://www.evernote.com

How are you managing bookmarks/favorites to be used on different computers, browsers and platforms?

Understanding Facebook Privacy Settings

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