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Diigo-line commentary service network bookmarks Diigo (http://www.diigo.com/) And the general line bookmarks different services, the following is the main reason I recommend : 1. Direct line of page commentary (Annotation/Comment). [private]/[public] set for the current self-belief that the near future will be introduced [groups] set. ( I personally look forward to the most functional! ^^ ) 2. Synchronous additional services to major existing line bookmarks ( Del.icio.us , Furl , Spurl , :). 3. Blog-This . Diigo available to users prepared blog editing interface, he will be responsible for the articles sent to the major Blog service stations (Blogger, WordPress, MySpace, :) 4. Ie & Firefox at the same time provide support tools out and enjoy a more convenient operation. 5. " More-what fresh "" More-why Diigo is cool and Rod services " Remaining, left to your own experience to see! ~~~ Now go for the account number

Diigo - experience feedback After 10 days of use to the daily newspaper, I am convinced of the interest of Diigo and I decided to adopt it. I continue by prudence to feed my Delicious account obeying the currency of our wise grandmothers: not to put all our eggs in the same pannier. Some additional assets of Diigo: It is possible to post with the choice: only its own annotations, all annotations thus including those of the thirds or any annotation. By recording new a bookmark, one can characterize it “with reading” it appears then in fat in the list; it is more easily locatable for a second reading. I use this function when I envisage to study the bookmarkée page again or when I wish to take again the tags after examination of the Web page. One can also post the list of all the bookmarks to reading. There are 2 even 3 types of possible annotations with Diigo: 1) you associate a comment the page - 2) you stick a post-it with comment directly in the page - 3) you underline an extract of the page. If you make a research and that you want réccupérer in an aggregate way your underlined comments, annotations and passages - nothing simpler: notch the bookmarks and click then on “extract highlights” in “more actions” (see the explanation) - Essential!! One can be registered with the list of a person even more specifically to the one of his tags.

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