What tool(s) do you use to keep track of stuff you find on the net? I'm talking about something more complex than a bookmarking service.
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#2define stuff.
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#3define stuff.
links, notes on articles you find, basically anything you'd want to save from the web to reference later
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#5Surely this is what the blog was invented for? (In it's original form: the web log.)
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#6Careful tagging on Delicious, combined with a personal Wiki/notepad web app that pulls in links, photos, etc, based on the wiki page/tag.
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links, notes on articles you find, basically anything you'd want to save from the web to reference later
There was just a thread about this a day or two ago. snipd.com and snipt.net were the suggestions.
What if you want something completely web based. I usually work on multiple computers, e.g., computer labs.
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There was just a thread about this a day or two ago. snipd.com and snipt.net were the suggestions.
What if you want something completely web based. I usually work on multiple computers, e.g., computer labs.
Those two are completely web-based, as far as I know.
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What if you want something completely web based. I usually work on multiple computers, e.g., computer labs.
Those two are completely web-based, as far as I know.
I'm not a fan of either. I guess what I'm looking for is something like delicious but more multi-purpose.