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I have used Diigo for a long time in a similar way - bookmarks are useless, and I only remember the sentences in the links I’m after, not the url, plus tagging
by j45 4y ago
I have used Diigo for a long time in a similar way - bookmarks are useless, and I only remember the sentences in the links I’m after, not the url, plus tagging them.
This seems like a much cleaner setup and can feed into indieweb as well.
Thanks for sharing, I wouldn’t have gone looking for this.
- factsaresacred 4y agoDiigo is great - a web 2.0 sites that has just kept chugging along - and way underrated. The outliner[0] feature allows you create someting similar to notado. [0] https://www.diigo.com/outliner/start https://www.diigo.com/outliner/start
- s3000 4y agoIf somebody from Diigo is reading this: Why is there no content on the frontpage? It's a sleeping social network that could generate many more subscriptions. The Organize section could be like https://ooh.directory/ https://ooh.directory/ The Share section could offer a feed of all content that users are willing to share publicly. There could be support for ActivityPub to make it a worthwhile investment of time. It should be a better sales channel to get new users hooked on good content first instead of forcing them to commit to a new account before trying anything.
- j45 4y agoDiigo is really under rated They went down once in many years and I couldn’t use the web until it was back up.