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I don’t understand Japanese but what impressed/question me the most is how you managed to buy such a generic domain name. Good job.

• Jonnax 6y ago
  So it looks like note.com is actually a blog site. So they've linked their blog talking about making it. http://url-wiki.com/ http://url-wiki.com/ Is their web site. From what I understand it's a bookmark tool that lets you have lists of bookmarks which are shown as thumbnails
  • mTano 6y ago
    Thank you for your comment. The created site is "http://url-wiki.com http://url-wiki.com". It's not a note. I posted an article on how to use it in note, and I thought it would be easier to understand, but I'm sorry that it confused Hack News.
• henearkr 6y ago
  Isn't their website url-wiki.com? I would assume that note.com is not their creation but rather the blog platform on which they presented their work.
  • mTano 6y ago
    Thank you for your comment. The created site is "http://url-wiki.com http://url-wiki.com". It's not a note. I posted an article on how to use it in note, and I thought it would be easier to understand, but I'm sorry that it confused Hack News.
• mTano 6y ago
  Thank you very much for your comment.I am very happy that you were interested in it. I was very worried about deciding the domain name. Sharing personal bookmarks (transferring to others) is the basis of the development concept, and we named it as a bookmark that everyone can edit.
• mTano 6y ago
  I developed "http://url-wiki.com http://url-wiki.com". note becomes the operation manual. I'm sorry I'm not used to using Hoker News.
  • mkl 6y ago
    I think it would have been much clearer to link straight to your site, as most of us don't know Japanese. However, url-wiki seems to be down at the moment, as all it says is "wtf". You may want to make a better error message.
    • mTano 6y ago
      I should have written a direct link. Sorry for confusing Hack News. After that, please be careful.