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Hunter
Found this to be really interesting - example. http://qvotr.com/ryandawidjan I've dabbled with Delicious back in the day, Pocket from time to time, messy browser bookmarks...what makes QVOTR potentially stand out in a daily workflow is that it 1. serve as a clean public facing "what's on top of my mind" profile 2. it brings up the notion that "if it isn't worth saving a quote/idea/sentence from a piece of media, is it worth saving at all?"
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This is great for ideas in a scrap book. Seems eventually destined to be an input editor for trello / keep / evernote / etc.
The public facing profile is interesting though.
I love this. My favorite part of reading on my Kindle is that what I highlight stays with me. I will use this all the time.
As an aside, I would *love* a way to "repin" other people's quotes.
Maker
@austenallred One of the creators here. Glad to hear you find it useful. We've been thinking about the best way to add something like repinning, it will be coming soon!
Maker
@austenallred We added this today!
Neat, like kindle's highlight feature but for the web.
Maker
@ubuwaits I like that the linkback to the original content is pretty seamless - I'm kind of wondering if there's some way this could work with http://genius.com/ as well, so that people can collaboratively annotate 'pins' from a... quoteboard? And then the annotations show up back at the original content source.