Social Bookmarking to Wiki is about making it easy to send links to wiki.
The idea is that people in the wiki can organize, share links, and integrate them with the wiki content.
We imagine that a bookmark has a “lifecycle.”
It may look something like this:
This is based on the theory that:
Our SocialBookmarkingToWiki rides atop SocialBookmarking service UnaLog.
Here’s how to use it!
blah blah blah blah CW:[[PageName]] blah blah blah blah blah
Then, post it, and go back to whatever you were doing.
Within an hour, a TaoRiver? script will note the link, and post it to the appropriate page on this wiki!
If it doesn’t work, that probably means Wiki or Blog (cats) have nudged the power cord, and the power has gone out to the hub connected to TaoRiver?. When LionKimbro notices that he has no Internet, the script will kick in again, and pick up your link.
The source code can be found at SocialBookmarkingToWikiCode.
I’m going to try SocialBookmarking with Unalog. I chose Unalog since I want to use an open-source server, and I’d prefer to use a Python one since I think Python rocks so much that a Python-based server may evolve faster than a Perl-based one. I hacked the Foxylicious browser plugin to work with Unalog.
Since I’ve barely started, I don’t really know anything about it, but nevertheless I’ve been sort of thinking of the potential role of social bookmarking in organizing the web for people. Here’s my proposal for the future lifecycle of a bookmark (although it’s not a serious proposal yet, until I get more experience with social bookmarking). You could also think of this as a proposed process for collaborativly organizing links on the web:
This is based on my theory that:
See also http://shirky.com/writings/ontology_overrated.html.
Oh, wow! Wow-wow-wow!
Whatever general interface exist for positing websites to social bookmark sites- they should be reusable with respect to wiki communities.
This might help us find better references and supporting evidence (and counter-evidence) for our ideas: If we can collectively manage links on the wiki, and combine our organization of links with our organization of wiki pages, then I would suspect we would have an easier time putting good links into our pages.
We could organize our links first through our categories, and then through our pages themselves.
BTW, BrianTempleton? made a thing for extracting LocalNames from a del.icio.us feed.
Also, I just want to make sure you know about it: del.irio.us. Though, I have to admit: I much prefer Python to Perl. 
Yeah, I saw that in the D-lib article (I added the other open source ones mentioned in that article above). Also, I saw that del.irio.us is OpenContent, too, which is big. But I figure I can always export from Unalog and import into del.irio.us later if need be.
I agree that it would be neat to have a combined wiki/social bookmarking interface. I’m thinking this should be a part of the WikiRefactoringBrowser? (btw, I’m hoping that with Mozilla extensions on the frontend and WikiGateway on the backend, we have all the pieces needed to build a refactoring browser).
Bayle and I talked on Skype (during WikiWoodstock) about having something that reads a SocialBookmarking feed, and automatically appends new links to wiki pages.
So like: You’d be looking at a page, and you think, “Oh! This should be attached to ContentAndCommunity!” And so you would tag it with something like _communityWikiAutoFeed, and somehow suggest the page name as well.
Then this special script reads the feed once a day, and places all the links to the appropriate pages. It’d look for = Discussion = most likely, then go backwards looking for = Links =, and then if there wasn’t one, it’d add one just before discussion, and if there’s no discussion, it would just put = Links = at the bottom and start tacking on the list items there.
I really want to see this, and it shouldn’t be too hard to do.
Bonus points: Make it work with BayleShanks’ InterWikiGateway?.
Just add two (or more) tags - the script downloading bookmarks would check if any tag is a category at the wiki and add it there.
Yah! 
Define external redirect: BrianTempleton InterWikiGateway TaoRiver