@aaron_sperling "safe place" This looks amazing. But I've been burned by 3rd party bookmarking tools before. How can I know that I won't lose the knowledge that I put into this tool? Is there really nice exporting or an option to also bookmark the links?

@kaitlynhanrahan I understand. We will soon have both import and export of saved items. What do you mean by bookmark the links? We have a browser extension and a plus button within the application to save links.

@aaron_sperling cool. I guess I meant if I could set it up to also add each link to my browser's bookmarks under a lasso folder when I add a link to lasso. Just some type of duplication. And for me, bookmarks are what I do now, so bookmarks would be ideal. But a nice exporting feature satisfies my fear that I could put effort into adding knowledge into this tool and then it disappear.

@kaitlynhanrahan Interesting. We have that kind of capabilities with Slack. You can link a Lasso team to a Slack account. Lasso collections are created for each slack channel. Links are synchronized as added to Lasso or Slack. Unfortunately browser bookmarks don't support that. Though, you can add a link to a Lasso collection to your browser bookmarks.

@aaron_sperling Hey so when trying to sign up with Google (I use G suite) I'm told "Login was not successful. Google email does not exists." and when trying to sign up with email I'm told "Invalid email address entered". My email is kaitlyn@simply.digital -- I think you guys are using an outdated function to validate email addresses :(

@ali_siam You can organize the bookmarks on multiple "boards" (this more Pinterest of Feedly Team, than Pocket), and Lasso tagging system is more advanced (tags can have types, and can be use to do things like product comparison dashboards). It's a cool product!

@mocy thats pretty cool. I'm going give it a try because recently all media links are in our slack DM's and its a pain in the arse to find them and such. Have only used Pocket for articles and such but will check out Lasso. Not sure if pocket even has team collaboration, which is key.

@ali_siam Definitely, the Slack use case is a great one. It's so easy for all those shared links to get lost in Channels, so it's nice to have one spot to look for them.

@devahaz Thanks. Lasso supports several ways to view your collections including a spreadsheet view. In this view, you can compare and even update your saved content.

@nitinbajaj1423 Thanks. That would be great. Yes, we have some content writers as active users and plan to demonstrate our value proposition to more of them.

@aaron_sperling great lets switch to email then and take this forward. whats ur email id, will send my thoughts in detail .

@nitinbajaj1423 sounds good. asperlingbiz @ gmail

@ketankotak Thanks Ketan. I think your point about Google search is true for lots of content. I believe curation can make discovered content more valuable if saved content is annotated with a summary and/or meaningful tags. It will also be more easily re-discovered if annotated or saved in a meaningful collection. Plus, curated content can be shared with your family, co-workers, and/or followers. Google search doesn't enable you to share collections of content with your communities. Please share your thoughts as you try the service. The service supports tags and attribute tags. Attribute tags have a label and associated value. This allows me to add a tag like "location: athens", "location: nyc" and then find and/or filter by location. Coming soon : we will start sending recommendations and reminders of content that you saved.

@chri6fx Terrific. Let us know how we can make the service better.

@r0bl0rd Rob, I replied via Linkedin.

@bryce_huschka Thanks for question. I didn't get alerted to your comment. We plan to launch our mobile apps later this month. You can currently add notes to any item that you save to Lasso. We don't currently offer the ability to highlight but that is on the road map.