all hyped up yesterday, using google notebook.
...the pleasure of a satisfying & so-accessible tool?

this morning am going to go put tag 'orginfo' on my recent dlcs marks re bkmrkg and notebooking (clipping) services. have been yinyanging on tagging these web and-or fxn.
web is for sites and articles re the web. including re web 2.0 services, yes. but.
fxn is for how-to's that I might return to. or info relevant to how-to's. and services I might want to use. yes. but.

while at it, let's see what I am thinking of the other tags.
a is for anything I want to mark as seeming (for the moment) relatively more important to go back to. something I want to think about, a current project of interest, sites to compare -- or just an item I want esp to recall (to read).
item is for specific content that I more or less want 'to read'.
vs z is for a site to be explored, used as jumping off point.
lately may have been overusing z. ok to have just the
zdate if the point is just context, is mainly about my note.
in theory: read thru those zdate tags if reading for diary-of-trail.

and so, again:
dlcs for a trail, a history, of click streams. to mark where I've been in case want to go back (and pick up the trail). a jumping off point.
a record of discovery. mental introduction.
dlww for mental processing. arranging. reading through passages. typing out orginfo thoughts, as here.
google notebook for on-the-fly saving. a web clipboard, yes that's right.