I'd like to be able to delete an item from the current collection and the library. In iTunes I can do this by holding down the option key and hitting delete. I wish I could do that…

Just started using this fantastic program, here are a couple of initial ideas: 1. Aggregate statistics e.g. total value of library (nice for insurance purposes). 2. Tighter sales…

If you click on the "current value" field, you can pretty much one-click to selling on Amazon. -Mike

Those are really good suggestions, I hope the folks at DL take them into consideration Quote: Originally Posted by ktf Just started using this fantastic program, here are a co…

Quote: Just started using this fantastic program, here are a couple of initial ideas: 1. Aggregate statistics e.g. total value of library (nice for insurance purposes).…

If putting together a list of assets for valuation, insurance, and the like is literally the main reason you use Delicious Library, you should know that, with the help of Excel, yo…

Quote: Originally Posted by Delicious Monster If putting together a list of assets for valuation, insurance, and the like is literally the main reason you use Delicious Library,…

Yeah, I get that from time to time, but it gets tiresome to write "whatever spreadsheet program you own, such as Excel, or whatever." After answering all the support email and work…

What I would like to see is some more internationalisation: I live in the Netherlands and own Dutch books as well. Amazon doesn't have a Dutch store. But ISBN is not just Amazon, i…

Just because something is an ISO standard, doesn't mean it's free in any sense of the word. For example, ISBNs are completely controlled by R.R.Bowker in the United States, access …

[quote=Now, if you can come up with a database that will resolve Dutch barcodes like Amazon does for the U.S., Canada, France, Germany, the U.K., and Japan, and talk them into givi…

Maybe after Delicious Library 2 comes out and we have time and money, Lucas and I should do a world tour and hammer out some details with international sites in all those non-Amazo…

You could implement the Z39.50 protocol and get access to the collection information of various libraries. A plug-in architecture for data sources would be cool because then people…

One thing I really like about LibraryThing is that you can sort books by LC Call number. I'm not sure if this is a common way of sorting among people that use book organizers but …

Damn, I was just looking for a sorting algorithm for Library of Congress call numbers and ended up having to write my own. I should have called LibraryThing! -Mike

Comic Books! I wish the folks at DM would make a seperate app that can catalog comic books, there isnt a single app out there that has the polish that DL has nor the ease of use. …

Well, I mean, if you just want to enter them by hand, you can do that now. -Mike

Yeah, if you added a plug-in architecture, international users could do the work for you and everyone would win

Maybe. Delicious Library has an easily hackable XML file, yet there's not that many good utilities out there adding functionality lacking in the actual program. That makes me wond…

So, if Delicious Library were capable of plug-ins, for what would you want (that a database already exists already for)? Comic Books? Wine? Ben+Jerry's Ice Creams?

Comic Books would be great, but I'd really like to see better suport in DL for comic trade paperbacks — you know, the bundled issues of comic sold in bookstores everywhere. For so…

I may not be completely understanding the question but I would want another category of Collections (like Comic Books) called something like "Songs", or maybe "Singles", in additio…

This one is easy for me. I'd like to be able to use D.M. for cataloguing my wine collection. Has this beed requested before?

Mmm...I like wine. That would be totally awesome if it had wine collection capabilities. Automation (à la Amazon), on the other hand, might be a little difficult.

One of our most common requests is for supporting new types of things in collections. There are usually problems with any of them, although often the problem has just been that we'…