on my livesite it works and is a nice web2.0 addition for J.

btw. I can not follow the other reviewers opinion
- concerning opensef-imcompatibilies: why should sef influence external links? (which del.icio.us-links are). I am using opensef, no problems with this module.
- layout: as usual with many mods it seem to depend on certain templates. in mine I see no bleeding, and also as usual there would be - I do not use it - the chance of an extra css-class.

I miss a bit: caching options, but del.icio.us sends really just a small amount of data, so maybe not that crucial.

I am using this Component for a while to create a special category-feed (on Joomla 1.11 and Opensef).
Looked promising and the idea is right: Appearance like the core rss-module of Joomla, possibility to setup different sources with special custom buttons, pinging of feedburners. Great.
As an other reviewer noticed: the name-ID instead of item-ID is not the best way, but did not care too much for me.

// Issues:
- After a time reading the opensef-redirects I was irritated from strange "9999" requests. Found out that they came from the feed. hm. well, opensef handles this, but the feed uses for EACH item a special URL. so this component doubles your necessary redirects and you have to do check, and recheck. this is not that nice, but somehow acceptable.
- became worse as I wanted to setup more feeds recently: first the setup was not listing new categories-names. seems as if it doesn´t update sql-tables. this is not acceptable.
- so I just filled in these categories (listed or not..), it creates the feed and..
- found out: all feeds leed to the same. ever. the bug is "already known" at the developers-forum. there is an ongoing quiz if it is a "caching problem" and/or incompatibility with core-sef.

//Summary: Component works - for me - with one feed. With URL issues. But the rest unluckily is not working, if you want to use any SEF (also core SEF, as it seems).
So I am sorry, but at the moment "ds-syndicate" is a promising alpha-project.

it simply adds to text-appearance a "professional" look. thanks. easy to setup, great result.

improvements? at the moment quotes are only positioned at the right side. if the author could enable - somehow - other positions, it would be perfect.

if you need a bookmark-feature, here you find it. endless possibilities.

disadvantage: feature-richness needs time - trial-error in setup. you will get lost. better switch off most and switch on step by step. otherwise you will get lost. is there a chance to have "simple /advanced" in "control-panel"?

and the design? well, better change to personal icon-sets (which is no problem, of course), default it looks "aehem" :-). the brownish snapshot credit is realy, realy ugly. only for that reason i don´t use the snaphot-system.

anyway, great...

first: i am quite happy with this extension, it simply do´s the integration it promises. seems to me that problems in setup which other reviewers complain about are more on the flickr-side (api). after trying and jamming my webspace with other galleries, i preferred this solution. better beeing integrated in the flickr-world with my stuff than setup something by myself ( i run a site just for me).

for me it worked with some minimal quirks - on first run the "component" did not accept my sets on flickr, this disappeared on second run (saved settings for a second time). flickr-overload? the component? who knows! now it´s fine.
so thanks for your nice work, hold on coding.

cons (suggestions):
- the navigation inside the gallery could be better. user are catched after entering a "set". no "back" or "gallery-home".
- somehow it is irritating that the module uses lightbox, the gallery itself (component) not.

great would be
- a search integration
- possibility to enter "pretext" for describing the gallery

anyway, thank´s so far