As you may know, Yahoo! is in trouble, and has decided to jettison the
social bookmarking service del.icio.us (Delicious).

I am not a big delicious user anymore (actually, I deleted my account
when Microsoft was trying to purchase Yahoo!), but this recent closing
made me wonder if the Drupal community couldn’t do better…

One of the great strengths of Drupal is self-hosting, and a bookmarking
service is not a complicated thing.

Thus, I am planning to put in a bit of effort into having my own
bookmarks section here on this very site. A bookmark content type should
not take long to configure with the Links module, Automatic Nodetitles
to make sure the nodes have the same title as the link
itself, and a bit of Views work should make it presentable.

Workflow

The main issue here is workflow. Nowadays, I use Google Reader’s sharing
interface for “bookmarking” links, since it has a nice interface for
tagging, putting notes on there, etc.

So what’s really missing in my workflow is some way of getting that data
into Drupal, and since Google provides a very tasty atom feed with lots
of metadata for all my shared entries, it should be doable with
a bit of add-on code for the Feeds module.

What to do?

The main thing I would like to know here is if other Drupallers would be
interestered in such a thing, and if anyone has input as to how it best
could be built? I suppose a Features module could be in order, but I
have not seen a whole lot of those published on Drupal.org. Is it wise?

And where to put my Google Reader for Feeds module integration? I
suppose I could make a separate project for that on d.o, but that seems
a bit overkill-like. Any takers?