Adding a Sticky Note to an Unmarked URL - 533 views

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  #1 wordsmith on 31 Aug 08

   

  Sometimes, you don't want to mark a webpage with highlights or sticky notes. You do, however, want to add a sticky note to the bookmark so that you can add notes, etc. Of course, one could click on "comment" at the bottom of the bookmark.
  
  I prefer sticky notes to comments because they can be hidden and revealed when desired. Is there a way to add sticky notes to a bookmark from the "my bookmarks" page?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Sometimes, you don't want to mark a webpage with highlights or sticky notes. You do, however, want to add a sticky note to the bookmark so that you can add notes, etc. Of course, one could click on "comment" at the bottom of the bookmark. <br /> <br /> I prefer sticky notes to comments because they can be hidden and revealed when desired. Is there a way to add sticky notes to a bookmark from the "my bookmarks" page?</div>

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  #2 Graham Perrin on 01 Nov 08

   

  wordsmith wrote:
  
  > … want to add a sticky note to the bookmark so that you can add notes, etc. Of course, one could click on "comment" at the bottom of the bookmark.
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  > I prefer sticky notes to comments because they can be hidden and revealed when desired.
  
  My Bookmarks interface allows us to preview and comment upon a URL, for example:
  
  
  
  If we take a 'New window' view of the URL, then present the Diigolet toolbar, we have the Floating Sticky Note option.
  
  If we compare:
  
  a) a comment
  
  b) a floating sticky note
  
  c) a highlight as the foundation for a sticky note
  
  then a) and/or b) may be preferable to c), in particular for URLs at which content (the subject of a highlight) may change.
  
  > Is there a way to add sticky notes to a bookmark from the "my bookmarks" page?
  
  Not that I can see, it could be a reasonable feature request. I imagine
  
  Preview | Share | Delete | Edit | Sticky | Comment
  
  in lieu of
  
  Preview | Share | Delete | Edit | Comment
  
  Regards
  Graham

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">wordsmith wrote: <br /> <br /> > … want to add a sticky note to the bookmark so that you can add notes, etc. Of course, one could click on "comment" at the bottom of the bookmark. <br /> > <br /> > I prefer sticky notes to comments because they can be hidden and revealed when desired. <br /> <br /> My Bookmarks interface allows us to preview and comment upon a URL, for example: <br /> <br /> <img border="0" src="http://img162.imageshack.us/img162/3065/mybookmarkspreviewinganwl6.png" /> <br /> <br /> If we take a 'New window' view of the URL, then present the Diigolet toolbar, we have the Floating Sticky Note option. <br /> <br /> If we compare: <br /> <br /> a) a comment <br /> <br /> b) a floating sticky note <br /> <br /> c) a highlight as the foundation for a sticky note <br /> <br /> then a) and/or b) may be preferable to c), in particular for URLs at which content (the subject of a highlight) may change. <br /> <br /> > Is there a way to add sticky notes to a bookmark from the "my bookmarks" page? <br /> <br /> Not that I can see, it could be a reasonable feature request. I imagine <br /> <br /> Preview | Share | Delete | Edit | Sticky | Comment <br /> <br /> in lieu of <br /> <br /> Preview | Share | Delete | Edit | Comment <br /> <br /> Regards <br /> Graham</div>

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