(On a side note I am making heavy use of mindmapping these days. It's not mainstream yet and people dig it because, well, it's different)
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This is extremely useful when you're leveraging different networks to promote content, researching information, or simply socializing. For instance, if I write a post on GTD, I can filter my map of social networks to the ones that are tagged with GTD. Then, I open networks (e.g. David Allen's forum, Linked In & Other groups associated with GTD) and share links to the post where it's relevant. Or, if I'm not promoting and just want to spend time in a focused community, I'll follow the same steps.
I'm hoping a few mind maps can replace my bookmarking software, which the developer gave up on a few years ago.
Quite a lot of stuff going on there! I read through both articles and I can see a lot of stuff to help me. Thanks for drawing my attention to it.
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This Social Online things is getting ridiculous.... What do you gain from it anyway? No, really...
