Gabriel Koen

I made this plugin because I wanted a Delicious.com-like list of links I was looking at, music I was listening to, etc. It’s super simple: text, an optional link, and a tag.
It works by creating a custom post type (“Consumption”) and custom taxonomy (“Consumable”), and an optional bookmarklet. You enter the name of what you’re consuming, an optional link, and an optional tag (the “Consumable” taxonomy) and that’s it. You can then display this list anywhere on your site — a list of consumables in a tag cloud, a page with a list of consumptions, etc.
Github: https://github.com/mintindeed/consume-this
WordPress.org: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/consume-this/
Image by <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/muehlinghaus/3519033869/" rel="nofollow ugc">Henning Mühlinghaus</a>; some rights reserved. See link for details.

Consume This

A Delicious.com-like bookmarklet for your site.  Tell people what you're consuming -- links, music, movies, you name it.

donangel

jcraveiro

del.icio.us cached++ uses the built-in MagpieRSS engine functions to create a list of the latest bookmarks on a del.icio.us account, from its RSS feed, keeping the feed cached in the database.
This plugin respects del.icio.us’ ToS and will not to overload the feed with subsequent requests, since the default cache refresh period is 60 minutes.
The plugin is wigdet compatible, and allows multiple widgets with independent options.

del.icio.us cached++

Now allows multiple widgets, and has better configuration options!



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del.icio.us cached++ displays a list of the latest bookmarks on a del.icio.us account, from its RSS feed, keeping the feed cached in the database.

Consume This vs del.icio.us cached++