Content doesn’t always need to be public. On my WordPress-based commonplace book (aka my website), a huge amount of it is either private or password protected for smaller groups. Would something like that have worked in your case?
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Content doesn’t always need to be public. On my WordPress-based commonplace book (aka my website), a huge amount of it is either private or password protected for smaller groups. Would something like that have worked in your case?
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I thought about but we all have password fatigue, & was keen to share useful content with wider audience & use as example #PressEdConf19
Of late, I am saving more and more privately. Some things are personal, while I am unsure about sharing reading notes/quotes.