Hello Michel, happy to hear from you on this. Their suggestions are NO good you are right but you can turn them all off, and put in YOURS! You don't even have to put in your source collection. If you specify the good keywords and keyphrases Scoop.it! will fetch for you all of the relevant sites and feeds and you can select which ones to use. [image: Picture 9.png] You need to fill in the proper keywords and click then on that white lens on a blue button and then WAIT for a while until the system finds the right sources. I have spent 15 mins to do a test with P2P topics and here it is what I was able to create: http://www.scoop.it/t/p2p-daily Looking forward to find your questions on Quora. All the best, Robin On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 4:13 AM, Michel Bauwens <[email protected]>wrote:
hi robin, regarding scoop, (and thanks also olivier)
I find their own suggestions too much of a mass stream, so you have to build your own source collection, which is fine, but then, I entered the blog and the delicious feed, and the blog does not appear, and the delicious feed only 2-3 items per day instead of the 20-30 I'm adding, so I wonder how reliable it is,
the second part is how it 'views', I would wish to create for example a daily, weekly, and monthly selection, but it seems I get one reverse chronological list, with a very bland interface ...
can I see your scoop?
my objective is to be able to discern the nuggets out of a mass of incoming links, and publish them in an easily viewable way as a kind of newspaper or magazine
as for pearltrees, what I saw makes me enthusiastic that I can create a lot of pearls based on p2p-f material (at first, rather than external sources), who can then be improved by a team
i'll check out quora
Michel
On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 9:20 PM, Robin Good <[email protected]
wrote:
Hi Michel, great to hear from you!
I don't know why Scoop.it doesn't work for you as you don't specify it at all. I find it superb.
Another solution that is not likely to disappoint you must depend on what you want to do and this is probably where I lack information the most. What is your desired end result and objective?
Re Pealtrees I have been pointing to them as the future way of "making sense" since last January and it is indeed a great mind-mapping solution for vast bodies of info (see http://www.masternewmedia.org/masternewmedia-trends-and-predictions-for-2010... ) but I remain unenthusiastic about their interface and expect better tools and solutions to surface this year.
In line with my ongoing mission to share with others, I would also appreciate us leveraging for these types of questions Quora (www.quora.com), which provides for me a unique space for sharing and learning. I invite you therefore to consider posting your next questions using that free service and inviting us to reply there, so that our insights do not remain just a private conversation.
All the best
Robin
On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 2:51 PM, Michel Bauwens <[email protected]>wrote:
Having seen this via dante's email, I'm finally really excited about a new social bookmarking service, which I think could do wonders if it's exportable to a wiki page, and could represent our p2p universe ..
see http://www.pearltrees.com/
Robin, I tried scoop.it, but find that it really doesn't work for me,
what do you recommend in terms of integrated digital curation?
Michel
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