Martin Silcock on 2009-11-05
Though this might be nice way oif adding extra comments to a Twitter link
Tony Bowes's personal annotations on this page
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complete with highlights & sticky notes to anyone.
This link has been bookmarked by 15 people . It was first bookmarked on 06 Apr 2009, by someone privately.
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allows you to share the current webpage complete with highlights & sticky notes to anyone
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KWHS Tech TipsHow to share your links with people who do not have a Diigo account.
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Leo HavemannHow to generate a link to your annotated version of a webpage using Diigo
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Tony Bowes
tip to show how to send diigo markup to someone not using diigo
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complete with highlights & sticky notes to anyone.
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Have you ever wondered how you can share your “diigoed” page with someone who may not be a diigo user? No problem ~ it’s actually quite easy with Diigo’s innovative “Get Annotated link”!
Diigo’s “Annotated Link” is a special URL provided by Diigo that allows you to share the current webpage complete with highlights & sticky notes to anyone. Here is how:
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Copy the URL and paste it into your website, email, or IM message…. If you only want to share your own annotations, click Options and check off your desired filter
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