enable posting to diigo via email
Evernote, Springpad, Catch, Dropbox all enable posting via email. Evernote allows specification of categories and tags via @ and # in subject line
Thanks for your inputs in this topic.Our engineer is working on it and it will be
available in the next week.
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Ali AMROUCHE
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Next week, next year or next decade ?
Please an official status will be welcomed. -
Joachim Dagerot
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We are beyond near future now, aren't we. Whats the status on this one?
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Neil Smithline
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+1 on this request. Gonna use Springpad or Evernote as I await this fix.
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Nobuyuki Fukuoka
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I want to post notes of Diigo via email.
I want to make web clips on notes by using cc:to me, http://cctome.com/. I can do this way for Evernote and Springpad.
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Bernardo Kuri
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I created a couple of IFTTT recipes that should do the job. The first one is for creating public bookmarks:
http://ifttt.com/recipes/21681And the second one is for private bookmarks:
http://ifttt.com/recipes/21682Just fill in the blanks and go. :)
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Robert Parks
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I don't see any responses from Diigo. Is this a one-way communcation channel? Is anyone listening?
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Robert Parks
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This is VERY important to me.
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mattnathan
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Please implement this asap! Quite surprising to me that this one isn't a top priority. Anyone from diigo care to respond?
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xitobal none
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I was reading that diigo is losing some ground as compared to evernote. diigo always was fab at innovating. But, an uphill battle to keep up with iPhone/Ipad volatile app markets seem to suck up all their resources for cross-platform adaptive response... email was a nice fall-back they overlooked?
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DIgi Taube
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Jack Beaudoin
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This, with a desktop notetaking app that syncs to Diigo (i.e. QuickNote for Mac), would be extraordinarily useful!
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unrulygrrl99
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Now that I've set this up on my personal webserver using a small perl script (that utilizes the Diigo API) in under 1 day, I'm baffled as to why this feature hasn't been provided directly by Diigo.
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mattnathan
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This feature is crucial, and should be a no-brainer!
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Tom Brander
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With Google + this becomes even more desirable Evernote has the leg here and is being recommended as a archive note tool for Google+ which is what sent me here to find the same thing, sadly without a good result.
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prof.dr. stupid
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Yeah, this would be nice. Had this idea for private todo lists before, but never implemented it.
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unrulygrrl99
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Please please add this feature. It is critical for users of Flipboard and Zite on ipad, and most everything on an iPhone.
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A D
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Agreed posting by email as long as you can at minimal tags. having the ability to add to a list would be great as well
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Andrew Robulack
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This is an essential feature. Sometimes, especially on my iPhone, the Diigolet just isn't enough and I yearn for an email address – like the one I have with Evernote – that I can use to send a bookmark to Diigo.
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Zach Harkey
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I agree. These days I do a huge amount of surfing on iPad, iPhone apps like Flipboard, Reeder, Flud, etc. The odds of any of app having a 'bookmark on diigo' option are nill, but the one thing they all have in common is the ability to email.
So instead of bookmarking, I've resorted to sending myself an email. Then once every few days, I go through my email and create diigo bookmarks.
This entire painful workflow could be avoided if diigo would provide each user with a @diigo.com email address.