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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