; for the ACS Bookmarks System [ns/server/yourservername/acs/bm] ; optional, defaults to main site owner SystemOwner=philg@mit.edu ; main page title SystemName=Bookmarks System ; text decoration for dead links DeadDecoration=<i> ; text decoration for folders FolderDecoration=<b> ; text decoration for bookmarks invisible to the public HiddenDecoration=<font color=#bb0000> ; background color of folders FolderBGColor=#f3f3f3 ; background color of files BookmarkBGColor=#ffffff ; size of largest bookmarks file permissible to upload MaxNumberOfBytes=2000000
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which streams out to the user to show that progress is being made.
The idea of storing bookmarks on the Internet rather than on your hard drive is not a new one. Several sites already serve this purpose:
However, this is ALL the sites really provide, whereas with ACS a person's bookmarks become part of a user profile that includes contributions across all modules.