Clipmarks

How good it would be, if you'd be able to "clip" just the selected parts from web pages, you find important or noteworthy. Then you'd add them tags, enter a title and select a category to archive the clip you just created. Moreover, you'd share them with others to hear their comments and views. Luckily, you can do all these with Clipmarks! Clipmarks is not only a very handy and useful individual tool, but it's a great community as well! Just click on the right arrow to continue to the "Clipmarks Tour".

On the left panel, you see the "clips list" and some tabs. This panel displays the newest clip titles as they are being posted on this list. When you click on one of them, the clip content is displayed on the center panel. You can view the clip and read other users' comments here. But if you want to post your own comments, you have to be a member. Just signup, install a small extension to your browser and step into the clipping world!

You can install the clipping tool, following the instructions on this page, in a few seconds. Then, after signing in, you can start clipping the web and posting what you find to the site. Select the extension for your browser and go!

See the details about "how to clip", save and "how to manage your collections" on this help page. It's very simple and will only take you a few minutes to learn the whole thing!

On the Dashboard, you can have an overview of what's going on at Clipmarks. Instantly see the new and popular clips in different categories here and meet the "Featured Clipper of the Day". Scroll down for more.

Notice the RSS and Cliproll buttons at the bottom left. Using these, you can add a dynamic content to your blog or website with a simple copy/paste action. (Just click on the Cliproll button to customize your feed.) Also, you can follow the Clipmarks folks' postings via your favourite RSS reader. At Clipmarks, there is a seperate RSS feed for every tag and every single clipper!

This is my "public clips" page. On the left panel, you can see the list of my clips, ordered by date and "pop"s. On the center panel, you can read my profile. Finally, with the controls on the right panel, you can browse my clip collections or see the tags I most often used. Click on any of them and see my clips having that tag. You can also see which clippers' posts I regularly follow, on the right panel. When you click on any title at the left panel, the clip contents will replace my profile at the center. Of course, there are more clips of mine that you can't see; because I keep them "private". When you become a member of Clipmarks, you'll have such a public page too!