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How to delete folders in Clipmarks

Sun, 04 Jan 2009 20:27:22 GMT

clipped by: tunzhou
clipper's remarks: delete remove folder Clipmarks

How to delete folders in Clipmarks

I couldn’t find this information anywhere in the FAQ, documentation or elsewhere online.

To delete folders in Clipmarks go to your main profile page which will look like this (with your username before the .clipmarks) http://destiny911.clipmarks.com

While you are logged in you will see a small X to the right of your folder names in your profile under ClipCasts. The X allowed me to delete each folder one at a time.

I never did find any help out there and accidentally discovered it when clicking every link available in my account until I found it. There may be a better way - but that got it done for now.

Clipmarks - Supergranular Version

Wed, 28 Feb 2007 03:57:42 GMT

clipped by: invictus
clipper's remarks: More reviews of clipmarks: One from Yahoo Finance (via Business Wire) and one from Webware. I loved Rafe Needleman's review at Webware and the "supergranular version" naming.

Clip Source: biz.yahoo.com

Clipmarks Announces Release of Clipmarks 2.0, Introducing Blog Integration and Support for Video

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Clipmarks (www.clipmarks.com), the leader in Web clipping technology, today announces the release of Clipmarks 2.0 - offering new features that include support for video and a first-of-its-kind blogging tool. With Clipmarks 2.0, users can clip text, images and video from within Web pages and instantly post that content to their blog.

Clip Source: www.webware.com

Hands-on

Clipmarks: Tiny nibbles of Web content

By Rafe Needleman – February 27, 2007, 6:00 AM PST

Clipmarks, a Web bookmarking service, launches its 2.0 version today. Previously, the service made it possible to snip paragraphs and pictures from Web pages and save them. Today, the service launches its new, supergranular version, which lets you clip out sentences or phrases--or, if you want to be silly about it, single words or letters.

Tags: clipmarks, publicity, reviews, media

Clipmarks 4.0 Now Available - supports Firefox 3.5

Sat, 04 Jul 2009 02:32:35 GMT

clipped by: egoldstein
clipper's remarks: Our upgraded version of Clipmarks is now available. If you click the source link of this clip you'll be able to get it. Anyone having problems, please comment below and we'll try to work them out.

If you wouldn't mind, please pop this clip so others are made aware.

Clip Source: addons.mozilla.org

Clipmarks 4.0.0

Tags: clipmarks, firefox

Cisco Engineers

Sun, 25 Oct 2009 07:08:51 GMT

clipped by: goureev2304
clipper's remarks: The Internetwork Planet is the ultimate Cisco platform to buy & sell Cisco products and find Cisco Consultants, Cisco Freelancers, Cisco Training, Cisco Certification, Cisco Hardware, Cisco Projects, Cisco Jobs & Cisco Tenders.

Clip Source: www.clipmarks.com

With Clipmarks in your browser you're always a click away from sharing anything you find on the web. Instead of copying and pasting links, Clipmarks is like adding a pair of scissors to your browser, letting you capture exactly what you want others to see (text, images or video).

When you clip something, you can share it anywhere on the web, including Facebook, your blog, by email or on clipmarks.com. Your clip collection is searchable from any computer with an internet connection, including your iPhone, Blackberry, or other mobile device.

Tags: cisco engineers

clipmarks.com Estimated Worth

Wed, 07 Oct 2009 00:42:53 GMT

clipped by: zizzy
clipper's remarks:

How it works?

Websiteoutlook contains a collection of actual number of pageview from other websites. The visitor data is combined with information about number of links that point towards the site, country, Alexa ranking and other data that is available on-line. All this information has been used to make a formula that uses the information that is available on-line to estimate the number of pageviews, its worth and possible daily incom that the site has.

How accurate is WebsiteOutlook?

It is not an exact science, but it does give you a very good picture of how many pageview, daily ads revenue a website has.

Clip Source: www.websiteoutlook.com

clipmarks.com Estimated Worth $975754.5 USD

Title	Connecting people with information.
Description
Daily Pageview	444803
Daily Ads Revenue	$1336.65

Last updated 13 Days ago

Traffic Rank

2473

PageRank

clipmarks.com Traffic History

Country	%User	Rank
clipmarks.com Rank By Country Click Here To View More
UNITED STATES	29.0%	1783
INDIA	25.6%	457
PAKISTAN	6.9%	232
UNITED KINGDOM	4.4%	2006
GERMANY	2.7%	6219
CANADA	2.2%	2260
INDONESIA	2.1%	1494
BANGLADESH	1.2%	684
CHINA	1.2%	12190
AUSTRALIA	1.2%	3028
PHILIPPINES	1.2%	535
ITALY	1.1%	6715
SOUTH AFRICA	1.0%	2725
NETHERLANDS	0.8%	4349
SPAIN	0.8%	5630
RUSSIAN FEDERATION	0.7%	11532
FRANCE	0.7%	10506
TURKEY	0.7%	8137
ROMANIA	0.6%	2061
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF	0.6%	5262
GREECE	0.6%	3590
JAPAN	0.6%	27226
IRELAND	0.6%	1390
SWEDEN	0.6%	3255
IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF	0.6%	6932
MEXICO	0.6%	7419
THAILAND	0.5%	4115
OTHER	11.0%

Willhelm amplifies his ego on the net

Wed, 02 Sep 2009 13:57:37 GMT

clipped by: ratilfar
clipper's remarks: You know because being a troll on clipmarks is not enough I guess.

Clip Source: aclippersfile.amplify.com

jeff willhelm says:

Thank you, Rougy44. Honesty is the best policy I always say.

Clipped from clipmarks.com

The Venezuelan media was spreading lies and fomenting revolt, no unlike Fox News does here.

Chavez was perfectly right to muzzle them.

Tags: trolls, internet, web, the, willhelm, clipmarks, google, alerts

Ideas for Clipmarks - Part 2

Mon, 14 Sep 2009 22:44:42 GMT

clipped by: arifsali
clipper's remarks: So my last clip was not a big hit but the one before had good number of comments. I know I have not been using Clipmarks much lately (the clipdaddies wants me to use Amplify and the Clipmarks' original steam has been stolen by Twitter, two big distractions, but no love has been lost no matter how many old timers have jumped off the boat). But there's a lot going on here on daily basis (minus the spammers) and I'm sure you must have your list of things you like to see CM implement or change.

I feel Clipmarks needs rebranding and relaunch with more focus on social-networking aspect. Off top of my head, I can't think of anything new I wish to see here except perhaps the landing page for visitors should be their My Guides' Mix page.

More through the comments .... you add yours as well.

Clip Source: clipmarks.com

Tags: clipmarks

Clipmarks has been downloaded how many times?

Sun, 24 May 2009 00:58:18 GMT

clipped by: arifsali
clipper's remarks: I was pretty surprised to see these numbers. Plus there are reviews, negative and positive. Even when the whole world is using Twitter (even including the clipdaddies here) I say this site still rocks!

Clip Source: addons.mozilla.org

13,872 weekly downloads
3,363,156 total downloads

Clipmarks

let

you capture exactly what you want others to see (text, images or video).

Your clips

can easily be syndicated to FriendFeed, Twitter, Facebook or other sites.

Tags: clipmarks

Ideas for Clipmarks?

Fri, 04 Apr 2008 23:27:44 GMT

clipped by: arifsali
clipper's remarks: I think it's been a while since anyone has done it, so let me see if I can start something up. Others can follow.

I would like to see on Clipmarks....

A list of 'Most active Clippers'
A list of Clippers with most followers
Simple interface with less drop down lists
A list of Clippers currently browsing Clipmarks
Ways to further decrease time it takes to clip, i.e, reduce clicks anywhere possible.
More RSS integration, i.e., see if Clipmarks can auto-clip latest interesting news/feeds.

More later.

Clip Source: clipmarks.com

If you're not seeing the orange lines using Clipmarks 4.0

Mon, 06 Jul 2009 17:40:37 GMT

clipped by: egoldstein
clipper's remarks: Wanted to clip this latest comment posted by derek for anyone who needs to enable orange lines. Please pop to help make sure others see this. Thanks everyone!

Clip Source: clipmarks.com

Anyone that is not seeing the orange lines using Clipmarks 4.0, please press "control+shift+alt+b". This should bring the orange lines back when you enter clip mode.

Tags: clipmarks 4.0, orange lines

Clipmarks and the Art of Highlighting

Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:13:48 GMT

clipped by: adamc
clipper's remarks: Clipper JICWyllie published this piece in Inside Knowledge magazine. His insight regarding annotation and classification is fascinating. And it's inspiring to read about the potential of Clipmarks as a tool for group intelligence -- World Mind here we come!

Thanks Jan!

Clip Source: www.ikmagazine.com

Sorting the useful information from the rubbish on the internet is an everyday challenge. Can social-networking sites, such as Clipmarks, help?

After looking at Clipmarks for a few minutes, here is part of what I first wrote: “Clipmarks is the first vital step towards the collaborative creation of a new level of meta-knowledge, enabling people to better understand the big picture. The next step is to use multifaceted taxonomies as the intellectual tools for collecting and organising the evidence on which metaknowledge is based.”

All individuals and groups can start contributing their intelligence and interests to the content and organisation of corporate clips collections (or the World Mind), right now, using simple tools and tagging devices like Clipmarks.

Tags: clipmarks, information, inside knowledge

Clipmarks helps make Firefox a favorite browser

Thu, 14 Jun 2007 15:19:40 GMT

clipped by: adamc
clipper's remarks: As part of a piece about Apple launching Safari for PCs, the Telegraph's inhouse expert gave ONE example of an extension that makes Firefox the favorite browser for many. Guess which one? Clipmarks! Thanks Rick!

Clip Source: www.telegraph.co.uk

As for which browser is best, our inhouse expert, Rick Maybury, says: "There's no such thing as the perfect browser, nor is there ever likely to be. You don't have to use only one. Should you be so inclined, you could install all of them and run them at the same time."

Maybury, like a growing number of users, favours Firefox (getfirefox.com). This free software offers tabbed browsing (where you can open multiple web pages in the same browser window and flick between them), RSS feeds (which stream news and updates from your favourite sites), and a host of extensions that improve surfing, such as Clipmarks, which allows you to bookmark only the most interesting parts of a web page, rather than the whole thing.

Tags: clipmarks, firefox, browser, web, extensions

Clipmarks for Firefox

Thu, 18 Dec 2008 02:00:03 GMT

clipped by: achorew

Clip Source: addons.mozilla.org

Instead of copying and pasting links, Clipmarks is like adding a pair of scissors to your browser, letting you capture exactly what you want others to see (text, images or video). Your clips are saved on clipmarks.com and can easily be syndicated to FriendFeed, Twitter, Facebook or other sites. You can also post anything you clip directly to your blog (supports Wordpress, Blogger, Typepad and more) or send it directly to friends or co-workers via email. Clipmarks also gives you a way to help the environment by printing only the parts of a page that you need. By printing just what you need, you'll save ink, paper and trees, thus making a contribution to a cleaner environment.

Your clip collection is accessible from any computer with an internet connection, including your iPhone, Blackberry, or other mobile device.

A Positive Example suitable for Clipmarks Devotees

Fri, 28 Aug 2009 21:36:26 GMT

clipped by: NonStatQuo
clipper's remarks: I have often used clipmarks as a sounding board, to flesh out my own premature ideas in the delightful cloak of semi-anonymity. Not everything that I say I fully mean. Some thoughts are sounding boards to my own opinions until I firm them up and watch them gel in my own head while my fingers are flying across the keyboard.

In the beginning, I spent every day reading comments people left behind mine, opening them up like christmas presents.

For awhile, I left clipmarks because the animosity became so acrimonious that I suffered indigestion along with the cup of coffee and cookie I was enjoying while I read CM in the late morning.

I have enjoyed clipmarks and enjoy reading the clips from people I don't necessarily agree with as well as those of whom I do agree.

I hope in the spirit of the late Ted Kennedy we can take his example of leadership and disagree without rancor and argue passionately with tolerance for an opposing view.

Thank you for reading. Good Day.

Clip Source: campaignsilo.firedoglake.com

He drew them toward him, invariably against their own habits, not by selling out his progressive goal, but by appealing to the decency he perceived in them.

Joe Conason has a good piece in Salon on Edward Kennedy's liberalism, his backing of the public option, and his talent for true bipartisanship -- in other words, how Teddy could get even the most conservative Republicans to back his legislation on occasion without selling himself and us out. The piece ends thus:

Tags: ted kennedy, politics, humanity, kindness, peace, love, conversation, manners, polite discourse

Another nice review of Amplify

Mon, 08 Jun 2009 16:47:53 GMT

clipped by: egoldstein
clipper's remarks: We haven't been seeking out the reviews, but nice to see Amplify getting noticed. I clipped this paragraph because it speaks to one of the reasons we created Amplify as a separate service from Clipmarks. We really didn't want to disturb the user experience or community on Clipmarks.com, but we wanted a way to better support Twitter and Facebook users as well as groups. We felt the best way to do this would be to create Amplify as a separate service from Clipmarks, but giving Clipmarks users the option to sync the two.

Clip Source: www.appscout.com

In a way, Amplify is what I had hoped Clipmarks would be: in addition to giving you an easy way to take entire clippings of the Web that you can return to and review later, the service allows you to share those interesting tidbits with the world. This way you give other people a way to interact with you, comment on your clippings, and see what you're reading on the Web that you think is interesting and worth sharing. Since Amplify allows you to hook into your Twitter or Facebook account, the service doesn't have to compete with those networks for attention and can compliment them instead.

Tags: amplify, appscout, pc magazine, review