FLEXlists : share a list
FLEXlists is similar to ListRing…create a fielded list with it’s own RSS feed.
Import/Export CSV…what about OPML!
This doesn’t differ to much from an outliner, only it’s a flat file list.
You even get 3 URL’s to display your list…read-only, read/write, full-access, you can even email one of these URL’s from within FLEXlists.
Seems easy to use, but I like the different view for your data with ListRing…list style, blog style, tabled style.
But then again FLEXlists are shareable lists.
Anyway here is mine: web 2.0 list of lists [RSS].
Some other ways to make lists:
- wiki
- blog post
- webpage
- standalone feed
- online spreadsheet
- online word processor
- to-do
- notes
- online database
- list bookmarks
- bookmarks
- OPML outliner
- memedigger
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One big advantage that ListRing has is that it is open source. You do not have to worry about placing your data with an outside third party, you can deploy a ListRing server behind your firewall. Having complete control over the server, code, and data is a big factor for corporations deploying these technologies.
Comment by Andre — May 7, 2006 @ 6:35 pm