Yule Heibel, via email to several smart and influential people and to me, sends information regarding Diigo, an annotational Web 2.0 thingie, that sort of combines the power of del.icio.us with the messiness of sticky-notes. Yule says, I learned of them when I read about their service in the MIT Technology Review several weeks ago. [...]
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