Jots seems like a cool tool, like you say nice and clean looking

not sure what to make of the groups either, no real explanation

but i like the date archive

anyway, do you know, if there is right-click tool, for jots, instead of using the bookmarklet.

Here is my post on other right-click tools:
http://libraryclips.blogsome.com/2005/05/09/right-click-tools-blogs-bookmarks/

You should give Netvouz (http://www.netvouz.com) a try as well.

It’s a bookmark manager where your bookmarks are primarily organized in categories but are also tagged with keywords. You can browse by category, tag or search among your own bookmarks and everyone else’s public. Also has private bookmarks support, a bookmarklet for adding new web sites, automatic link validation etc. etc. The user interface is clean and easy to navigate.

Still lacks an API but it’s in the plan…

And while you’re at it, perhaps you could add the Add2Netvouz bookmarklet to your Site Submission MultiTool.

If the social aspect of it is key where you use the sheer size of people participating in tag surfing, I’d say stay in del.ico.us. It has the most in terms of “geek” factor (barebone but workable interface)

Honestly I do not spend a whole lot of time poking around- my main priority is a searchable organizer that is quick to add things.

We hear ya and the subscribe pluging was almost to easy to add. Scary.

I am noit sure I ahve seen the post to blog function in any other tool, it seemed unique to Jots. You could probably munge something using a RSS Feed and a server script that created a p[ost on a regular basis…

As far as I can tell it is not Jots problems in dealing with Multiple blogs but a WP issue, as I just tested with the XML-RPC for my MovableType server, and it gave me a list of blogs to choose from. This works the same in ecto, the desktop blog editing tool I use.

I can only guess it is the way your WP XML-RPC returns data- on a standalone site, it is one blog per URL.

You’ve done the WordPress thing, you’re getting up with the code, now all you need to do is install the subscribe to comments plugin and you will officially be up there is blog heaven: http://txfx.net/2005/03/28/wp-subscribe-to-comments-20-alpha-2/

Plus I’ll get to post here and not ask you to email me the answer… cos I’ll probably forget to come back…

Anyway enough of that, simple question: Do any of the other bookmarking tools have xlrpc built in for post to blog function… I ask because a. I’d like to compare Jots and something else and b. Jots doesn’t let me choose which blog I want to post to (you only get one shot)

Cheers, James

Hopefully the following will compensate for the downtime:

I’ve written toolbar for firefox that makes seamless jotting easier.
It’s alpha code, but it works for me…

install: http://vpop.net/~joe/jb.html

to use it (after restarting your browser):

You can click on the “j”, or alt-j will work on the PC.

highlite some text on the page if you want…
hit alt-j
hit tab (brings you to the “tags” field)
enter your tags
hit enter.
all done.

of course be sure that you are logged into jots or it won’t work and you
won’t be warned… your jot will just go into the ether.