Call Me What You Want

Member since Oct 17, 2007 with 36 Public Bookmarks (125 total)

About Me:
Still working on other stuff. Going to update in the future when my life's more organized

 

I use Diigo because...

it's a great service, certainly the one I most depend on. I wouldn't know how to read as much websites without it's features. The Diigolet button looks like the developers were considering Opera users. It was one of the few web services where support was present to the point that it will be hard not to be introduced to Maggie even though I didn't really look for the staff is in my opinion one of the key features in building up a competent web service. So all in all, you have community, developer support, innovation and the underdog quality feel of a well made before it's time web application. Man, the only thing that would convince me not to use it is if the developers looked like they forgot all the stuff that got them the users, the features and the general stability of the service. I mean, I've heard some like Mashable think Diigo has failed so there's always that doomsday looming in my head that one day they'll just drop the service but man oh man, hopefully they don't. I don't have the cash to donate to them but this is like THE new hope for a more productive web if not the few soldiers on the quest of going against the grain of web 2.0 being more about infotainment than fun research community that really really just works and isn't just for the experts and the rich or the mainstream users so finally I use it because even though I don't have the cash, I want to use it as a way of showcasing my support for such an app that deserves to be right there at the top currently and hopefully it can only improve from here on out.

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Ron Paul,Austrian Economics. Anarcho-capitalism,Individualist Anarchism,Benjamin R. Tucker,Free Love Anarchism,Philippines,Parkour,Mixed Martial Arts,Rss Readers,Social Networking,Writing

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    Collaboration is an exciting topic given all the changes that the Internet has made in helping people achieve common goals across boundaries. Let's celebrate and document these changes through a great collection of links and comments. Now that's collaboration!!!

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    Share your review, tips, tricks, and ideas for using Diigo here, and discuss our features, ideas for new features, anything Diigo related.

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    A companion group to the Let's Manga project, gathering links to and comments upon academic resources about manga (tag 'academic') and manga and Japanese popular culture news of interest (tag 'news_non-academic'). Let's Manga main page at http://tinyurl.com/22953r

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