The EdQuotes List allows for multiple quotes from a single source. - 5 views

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  #1 anonymous on 15 Jul 09

   

  I am reading Free. There are many concepts I want to save as quotes. I simple keep adding the quotes to the description. They don't show up in the description on the EdQuotes group page, but they all show up in the EdQuotes list. Check it out.
  
  I wonder what will happen if you create a bookmark to the same source? I assume it will show up with your quotes. It's will be like having an online book discussion if that works.
  
  There may be a way to add a tag as an edit after creating the original topic, but I can't find it.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I am reading Free. There are many concepts I want to save as quotes. I simple keep adding the quotes to the description. They don't show up in the description on the EdQuotes group page, but they all show up in the EdQuotes list. Check it out. <br /> <br /> I wonder what will happen if you create a bookmark to the same source? I assume it will show up with your quotes. It's will be like having an online book discussion if that works. <br /> <br /> There may be a way to add a tag as an edit after creating the original topic, but I can't find it.</div>

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  #2 anonymous on 15 Jul 09

   

  For some reason, the multiple quotes are now showing up in the description on the EdQuotes group page. Go figure.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">For some reason, the multiple quotes are now showing up in the description on the EdQuotes group page. Go figure.</div>

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