Hi Anca, Pardon me if it's already on your roadmap (there isn't one published yet, right?): * As far as I understand, the groups are used to categorize the feeds input & listing. I'd like to see something like 'favorites' or 'workbook', where a user would store an article (or even own documents) he did find interesting from the feed listing or on the web. Beside keeping your personal things together, it might be interesting to see what other people are interested in. Maybe you could realize that as an extension to the user space/profile. * Feeds are not working if the website itself needs authentication (I guess that's a really hard one or indeed unsolveable) * The search field needs a click on the 'OK'-button, 'Enter' is not working If it's not already on your roadmap and you can use the input, I'd be happy to create JIRA's. Cheers, Squirrel PS: I like this 'Watch' more and more...has a lot of potential...especially in bigger projects... On Sun, Jun 29, 2008 at 5:09 AM, <ancapaula.luca(a)xwiki.com> wrote:

On Sun, Jun 29, 2008 at 5:15 PM, Guillaume Lerouge <guillaume(a)xwiki.com> wrote: Hi Guillaume, Ok, thanks for your detailed answer. I guess I can follow the idea. I didn't mean to replace the current functionality, but to enrich it. Let's think about an IT BU within a company. Let's say 30 people. While they have a general topic in common, everybody has a special topic to follow. Different responsibilities, different technologies and so forth. So while general feed information is ok for everybody, there might be articles, which are only interesting for the DB guys or even only for the last COBOL guy, so he would take the article and 'archive' it under his user within the Watch-app. It's still there, it's still collaborative, in my opinion it's even more collaborative because it's enriched with the additional information 'who uses this information', so you would actually know too, who to ask (maybe more important in bigger teams than 30 people...but maybe other parts from the company have some BA's and they could faster target the knowing guy). So, while you 'remove' it from the general view, you add it to the user/group or special branch of the department. Or if it's not comming from the feed, but from an web article or an own ressource/file he would probably not add it to the general pot, but either to his own (or his group or special branch) 'space' or if the DB guy finds an interesting article which might interests the COBOL guy, he can pass it to him directly but nevertheless transparent to the whole community/company. Personally, this is highly valuable to me. If I know this guy reads this and this I might take a look into it (or not). It's like open-up your bookmarks plus what you're reading and this in an already filtered quality. So you have the general and the individual (+ the own added) stuff you would share with everybody... I'll do that, but probably tomorrow... Cheers, Squirrel