It might mean the database is confused about where your data lives—there are a bunch of users in that limbo. Check back in a couple of days!

Just want to boast that a typical del.icio.us page is 3.2 KB in size and loads in a quarter of a second. We had the technology.

Alternatively, I'm open to acquiring Yahoo on fair terms, especially if you still have the remaining del.icio.us bookmarks.

You did! 4480 bookmarks are there.

Just sit back and feel satisfied!

My understanding is that only data from people who opted in 2010 transferred over. If you give me your username, I can check

If you work at Yahoo! corporate and are feeling nostalgic, my DMs are open. Let the great Wheel of Acquisition turn again

Some people will still see a blank screen; that's due to a different bug (a missing shard ID in the user record) that makes delicious confused about where to look for bookmarks. This will be fixed in the fullness of time

If you were able to log in to del.icio.us but only saw a blank page, this bug should now be fixed (it was due to the PHP type checker freaking out at untitled bookmarks)

If you didn't opt-in to the data transfer when AVOS bought delicious in 2010, your data didn't leave Yahoo and was likely deleted.

Sounds like you need the ''forgot username' page, tbh. If you didn't opt in to the AVOS sale in 2010, your stuff may be gone.

Some users don't seem to have a shard assigned in the database, although the actual data exists. This is fixable and hopefully will restore even more bookmarks

For some reason, you don't have an entry in the database I got from AVOS.

Did the download actually work??

Does the profile page show you anything?

Let me check error logs

There's also a world-visible help page del.icio.us/help

Delicious should now be back up in read-only mode, for those who can remember their password. You can export your bookmarks or link them with a Pinboard account. -> del.icio.us