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		<title>an exercise in web 2.0 frustration</title>
		<link>http://botwerks.org/2009/01/19/an-exercise-in-web-20-frustration/</link>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Jan 2009 16:34:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[i just whacked a nascent relationship with shelfari. i had poked at shelfari a year or so ago, but i was non-plussed with the manner in which i could interact with my &#34;bookshelf&#34;. in poking around various facebook applications, i was looking for something that would have some interesting integration with the social networking component [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i just whacked a nascent relationship with shelfari.  i had poked at shelfari a year or so ago, but i was non-plussed with the manner in which i could interact with my &quot;bookshelf&quot;.  in poking around various facebook applications, i was looking for something that would have some interesting integration with the social networking component from a reading perspective.  it would have been nice to simply export my reading list from <a href="http://delicious-monster.com">delicious library</a> into something that would facilitate sharing my library with friends and family.</p>
<p>my thought here was to simply use the shelfari to FB integration and do a fresh export of my <a href="http://delicious-monster.com">delicious library</a> into shelfari and link the shelfari profile to FB.  done. </p>
<p>no dice. first my shelfari profile required some serious scrubbing to eliminate a bunch of stuff that i&#8217;d eliminated and new acquisitions. this proved to be an exercise in _we&#8217;re just going to keep your stuff_ data grabbiness by shelfari.  after a moderate amount of swearing i was able to get this resolved.</p>
<p>then i tried to import my library.  turns out that they&#8217;re not used to libraries as large as mine?  i find this shortsighted but splitting the library into 3 chunks w/vim seemed to get it to accept the first chunk of the import.  then i was presented with what looked to be screen after screen of cover art verification.  although i was never really given the opportunity to test that theory.  after i hit &quot;next&quot; to proceed to the next it just crapped out on me.  apparently importing just 18 books. that sucked.  at this point i had no interest in proceeding any further.</p>
<p>the reviews for the FB application aren&#8217;t particularly plussing either. i&#8217;ll cut my losses while i&#8217;m still ahead.  feh.</p>
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