How do you save your favourite Warrior Forum Threads?

Banned 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Big Al

I've been subscribing to them ... tried saving them as PDFs ... etc etc ... but might just DIGG them.

Problem for me is keeping track of them and not forgetting them.

What do you do?

I've never tried PDFs. Thanks for the suggestions. I usually just list it down on a list with a small description.

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Tina Golden

15 years ago

I save the best ones as PDF (the ones with actionable advice or a few that just plain resonated with me) but I rename the PDF so it's easily found later.

Those that I want to follow but don't necessarily need as PDFs, I just subscribe to the thread. You can set it to no notification if you don't want to get the emails.

Tina

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sbucciarel

Banned 15 years ago

I just subscribe to them and choose No Email sent if I want to keep track of them but don't want to get the emails.

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rawservices

15 years ago

Delicious Book Mark Plugin for Firefox. Tag: Warriorforum:Keep

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patey88

15 years ago

I copy and paste into MS OneNote, and it automatically adds a link back to the original source page. I use a OneNote knowledgebase to keep track of just about everything, including to-do lists, passwords, research, and site information. I like it because it's easy to search.

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goingup

15 years ago

I bookmark them, than put them in the folder in my list of bookmarks that i labeled WFthreadsofinterest. All my bookmarked items are in folders. In any case, you than just click on the bookmark and the page comes right up.

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Gary McCaffrey

15 years ago

I just click the 'Thanks' button on threads I want to save, then to find them again I go to my profile page and click to find all the threads thanked by myself.

That's the simplest way.

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tpw

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Gary McCaffrey

I just click the 'Thanks' button on threads I want to save, then to find them again I go to my profile page and click to find all the threads thanked by myself.

That's the simplest way.

This is what I do as well...

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Winlin 15 years ago

1- Sign up for delicious, then go to the linkback tab at the top of the thread and add it as a bookmark to your delicious account ... very easy

2-Save the page as a book mark ... super easy

3-Save as a PDF by printing out in cute PDF... moderately easy, but if someone ads a post you need to update the PDF

4-Subscribe to the post and save the e-mail link... easy but clogs up your e-mails ... FYI and LOL at myself... in different forum's forover two yrs and just realized a couple of days ago I could subscribe to the threads

These are the four methods I've used ...current personal preference "Delicious Bookmark"
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- Winlin 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by TMG Enterprises
  
  I just subscribe to the thread. You can set it to no notification if you don't want to get the emails.
  Tina
  
  Originally Posted by sbucciarel
  
  I just subscribe to them and choose No Email sent if I want to keep track of them but don't want to get the emails.
  
  Good Tip.. I think this is my new method... Thanks.
  
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xiaoayuan

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Gary McCaffrey

I just click the 'Thanks' button on threads I want to save, then to find them again I go to my profile page and click to find all the threads thanked by myself.

That's the simplest way.

I use IE, Just add them to "my favorites".
Now I will use your method too. Thanks!

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rmolina88

15 years ago

I bookmark them under folders I named "Outsourcing", "WSO's", and "General Advice".

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rudro420

15 years ago

thanks for the great info.....

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Matt Morgan

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Big Al

I've been subscribing to them ... tried saving them as PDFs ... etc etc ... but might just DIGG them.

Problem for me is keeping track of them and not forgetting them.

What do you do?

I save them in my favourites folder, or save them as word files.

To keep track of 50+ you can put a note in brackets, summarizing what it sis about, and save their filenames like this:

eg-
WarriorThread (SocialBookmarkTip_10 steps to SB)
WarriorThread (Article Pitfalls_Tips)
WarriorThread (Video Question_Youtube Uploading Qu)

Then at least you will have them in categories, and at least the brackets have the topic, to show what the thread is about, in quick glance

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Janice Sperry

15 years ago

I used to save them to my Favorites but I find it much easier to just subscribe. If I am browsing the WF it is easy to just go to my subscribed threads and see what was bumped with new posts. Like others have said I have the no email option set.

I also started a "Warrior Forum Gems" Word document. I have it open when I am lurking. Many times I don't want to subscribe to the thread but there is a great gem or two. I just copy and paste - this way I have all my gems where I can easily find them.

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Kay King

15 years ago

I click on "thread tools" - "show printable version"

and then save that to an appropriate folder on my computer. I saves it with the original thread title which is usually a good description of the content.

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Jeff Henshaw

15 years ago

I click on "thread tools" - "show printable version"

and then save that to an appropriate folder on my computer. I saves it with the original thread title which is usually a good description of the content.

Neat - thanks for sharing Kay. Your system seems more efficient than mine.

Oh so simple. I'll try it now.

Thanks and Regards,

Jeff.

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J Bold

15 years ago

Bookmark them on your browser. Might not have the if they get taken down, but why should they if they're good threads? Not as permanent a way if warrior forum somehow goes down or loses a bunch of data but I consider that unlikely.

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