Show HN: Bookmark and Annotate Webpages with Others(stacklinks.com)

23 pointsby bulavard10 yıl önce9 comments

Show HN: Bookmark and Annotate Webpages with Others

https://www.stacklinks.com/

9 comments

chdir10 yıl önce

I've used various bookmarking / annotation services for the past 7-8 years, some as bookmarklets, others as extensions. None of them ever evolved into a great community.

What's different about this one ? It looks like an MVP but without a mention of how it stands out.

Here are a few from the endless list ...

https://www.diigo.com/

https://hypothes.is/

http://annotateit.org/

https://annotary.com/

https://www.scrible.com/

http://genius.com/web-annotator

nhaliday10 yıl önce

There's some prior work in this area: https://hypothes.is/

Very functional, but I stick to private annotations and haven't noticed very many by others. They're also entirely open-source and there are components isolated for those who want to embed a custom instance in their website.

johansch10 yıl önce

Here's some more prior work in this area:

http://1997.webhistory.org/www.lists/www-talk.1993q2/0416.ht...

exodust10 yıl önce

The irony of needing a Facebook account to use a web annotation service... It needs some other way to sign in/up.

I recently started using Pinboard after hearing the praise for its no-nonsense simplicity and impressive functionality. Couldn't be happier. Sure it's a paid service, but it just does what it does without trying to be too cool for school: pinboard.in/tour/

Mahn10 yıl önce

Sounds interesting but definitely needs some tour, demo, screenshots, or something to get a basic idea of what to expect beforehand.

jlg2310 yıl önce

This looks amazing (concept, not UI/site which I could not test due to signup requirements) - I had this idea for years but, of course, never got around to implement this. Now give me this as a self-hosted solution that is not phoning home and I could see many organizations using it.

siculars10 yıl önce

Would you like some fries with that?

jlg2310 yıl önce

I don't understand your comment.

I've been part of various privacy and drug policy groups and we regularly share comments/annotations on sites in private databases. I can imagine that others want the same - let it be hackers, scientists, bizdev folks in a company or just a group of friends who want to debate a topic.

I just don't want this information to be stored "somewhere else" because I don't want to be denied entry to a country just because my opinions are not what oppressive governments don't like.

dotcoma10 yıl önce

Give Facebook your bookmarks, too! ;-)