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We just released BibSonomy's version 2.0.8. The new release mostly incorporates small bug fixes and some feature enhancements. Some improvements will be visible, such as the possibility to export your bookmarks to BibTeX-Entries on each bookmark list. We also extended the list of supported BibTeX entry types which now consist of * article * book * booklet * conference * electronic * inbook * incollection * inproceedings * manual * mastersthesis * misc * patent * periodical * phdthesis * preamble * presentation * proceedings * standard * techreport * unpublished We continuously look at our log files for spotting possible bugs - but we need your help for steadily improving BibSonomy. If you happen to encounter a bug or have an idea for a new feature, please don't hesitate inform us (email). Apart from updating the running system we've updated our Maven repository with the latest version of our open-source libraries. Stay tuned to our next release planned for the end of September!

As of the last release there are some small changes in the sidebar, namely in the section where you find the references to other tag-related pages. You may already know that there are links to both tag pages and concept pages, for all users and for the requested user/group or logged-in user, respectively.

# On your user settings page you can configure for most resource lists (e.g., in search results) which resource types (bookmarks and/or publications) should be displayed. # Also on your user settings page you can hide certain advanced features, which are relevant only to BibSonomy's power users. # Your exported BibTeX-snippets now contain a field which indicates the date you posted the corresponding entry to BibSonomy. # Most tag related pages (e.g., user-tag pages) contain on the sidebar's beginning references to corresponding tag or concept pages which now also contain counts for the correspondingly matching posts.

Today we introduce a small new feature which will hopefully be useful for you as our user. In one of the last releases we introduced the new system tag sys:title:tag.

As announced roughly one month ago, we are currently establishing a monthly release cycle. We're sure you couldn't wait - since this week, you can experience our latest release. We are running version 2.0.6 right now, and hope it makes your BibSonomy experience even better! We've fixed several bugs (some scraper issues, problems when searching autors, and other minor fixes) and cleaned up internally some code; besides that, there are some new features: * When posting a publication, we now offer an autocompletion in the 'title'-field, which matches against all publications in our database. If you find the right one, you'll get the rest of the metadata (authors, year of publication, ..) such that you don't have to retype that stuff again. * In order to prevent misuse of our system, we now integrated an activation email in the BibSonomy registration process; you can't have access to our system until you've clicked that link. * As we're all humans, errors occur naturally during editing a publication (e.g., a forgotten author). We've worked over the way how these errors are presented to you - now the error message automatically disappears as soon as you type something into the correct field Apart from that, we've updated our Maven repository with the latest version of our open-source libraries. We're always happy to see other people using BibSonomy features! As usual, if you encounter any strange behaviours or errors, we are grateful for a little email notice, and we'll do our best to fix the issues. In any case have fun with the new release and stay tuned to our next release planned for June 30th!

Our latest major release brought up completely redesigned publication posting and editing dialogues. The changes in the underlying backend system are even bigger than you as end-user might notice. With this week's feature I want to introduce the new dialogue for editing publications.

Have you ever tagged a publication or website in BibSonomy that you'd have liked to show to a fellow user? BibSonomy now offers a simple way to do exactly that with the new inbox!

BibSonomyExporter This tool helps you to export your bookmarks from BibSonomy to del.icio.us and to every social bookmarking site that accepts the Netscape Bookmark file format. Currently you can trigger these actions: 1. get all your bookmarks from BibSonomy’s webservice and post them to del.icio.us via their API 2. export all bookmarks from BibSonomy into the Netscape Bookmark file format The first option does everything online: it fetches the bookmarks from BibSonomy and posts them to del.icio.us. If you came from del.icio.us and are now using BibSonomy and want to combine flexibility and popularity of both tools, you could continue using BibSonomy and update your del.icio.us account once in a while. This way you benefit from the great popularity of del.icio.us with its great tool support and the advanced features of a social bookmarking tool like BibSonomy.