Qitera: Social Bookmarking for the Deep Web - ReadWriteWeb

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Joel bookmarked on 2009-07-26 Bookmark enterprise

Among Qitera's other interesting features are a Cover Flow-like view of your screenshots, the ability to rate other users' shared items, and a news feed with updates from all your contacts.

This link has been bookmarked by 29 people and liked by 1 people. It was first bookmarked on 06 Dec 2008, by adina sullivan.

26 Jul 09

Graham Perrin
social bookmarking unread review 2009-08 2009
- December 5, 2008
- annoying that Diigo could not clip stuff behind password protected sites
  - Graham Perrin on 2009-07-26
    
    tag: review
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- - option to edit the url
    Graham Perrin on 2009-07-26
    
    Edition of URLs, and order of tags (was: regression wrt diigo v1)
  - rich text format editor
    Graham Perrin on 2009-07-26
    
    HTML edition in areas of Diigo: WYSIWYM (WMD), WYSIWYG (FCKeditor, Kupu, TinyMCE)
  - Very strange
    Graham Perrin on 2009-07-26
    
    Not so strange when you realise the implications and priorities.
Joel Liu
Bookmark enterprise
- Among Qitera's other interesting features are a Cover Flow-like view of your screenshots, the ability to rate other users' shared items, and a news feed with updates from all your contacts.
29 Jan 09

ken meece
Qitera is probably best understood as an interesting mashup of Furl, delicious, and Twine, with a little bit of Iterasi thrown in for good measure.

Diigo competition
- Qitera is probably best understood as an interesting mashup of Furl, delicious, and Twine, with a little bit of Iterasi thrown in for good measure.
  - ken meece on 2009-01-29
    
    why isn't diigo mentioned here?
17 Jan 09

Jeff Bogart
internet computers
16 Jan 09

melissa mcnatt
read this imported
20 Dec 08

Henk Nouwens
bookmarking qitera social bookmarking
18 Dec 08

Lino Oliveira
web2.0 web20pt social_bookmarking
13 Dec 08

Gabriela Grosseck
noul delicious 3.0?

socialbookmarking twitter
11 Dec 08

Arne van Elk
Contentsaver die ook (blijvend) betaalde webpagina's opslaat? " Qitera is probably best understood as an interesting mashup of Furl, delicious, and Twine, with a little bit of Iterasi thrown in for good measure."

contentsavers Delicious Qitera social bookmarking
Darren Jones
Bookmark webpages behind firewalls (i.e. library's online resources)

social bookmarking
08 Dec 08

Kevin Burrell
Qitera social bookmarking ReadWriteWeb
07 Dec 08

Nick S
qitera readwriteweb social bookmarking bookmarks coverflow deeppweb
06 Dec 08

Jeff Sie
Josh Charles
research web2.0 social Search tagging read bookmarking web3.0 semanticweb socialmedia
jrowlands
competition
Chuck Brands
Ognyan Kulev
semweb annotation tools
Jeff Walzer
- Qitera is probably best understood as an interesting mashup of Furl, delicious, and Twine, with a little bit of Iterasi thrown in for good measure.
- The emphasis of the application is on its ability to search the full text of your bookmarked sites, even if those were originally hidden behind paywalls or if you had to log in to the site. This is great if you want to save bookmarks for research, or even if you just want to keep a copy of a social network profile.
- 4 more annotations...
- - In Qitera, you can organize your bookmarks around 'topics.' These topics can also be shared with your contacts on Qitera, though it doesn't seem like Qitera allows for collaborative bookmarking.
  - Among Qiteras other interesting features are a Cover Flow-like view of your screenshots, the ability to rate other users' shared items, and a news feed with updates from all your contacts.
  - One feature we are missing from Qitera is the ability to share a certain topic directly on the web. While Qitera is currently a great private research tool, being able to share your topics publically would be also be very useful.
  - At first, we were skeptical about yet another social bookmarking tool, but after testing it for a while, we can see how Qitera can be a highly useful research tool - especially thanks to its ability to bookmark and search pages from the 'deep web.' Instead of just having to rely on tags, you can now create small, custom search engines for all of your bookmarks.
skip zalneraitis
qitera
adina sullivan
Saves screenshot, and full text off every page you bookmark, including those behind paywalls

qitera socialbookmarking