Tags are in fact the soul of any productivity or get organized apps. Tagging is more personal and depends on person to person. But the system of tagging has a long way to go or evolve. There should be a way where tags automatically find similar tags and group with each other [read intelligent tagging], rather than me…

I suspect I'm only using about 3% of its capabilities! I mostly just use it to quickly jot down ideas and or the best parts of interesting things I've read. I organize them (somewhat) into folders; between that and the finder, it's pretty easily to quickly call up a note I dimly remember having written months or…

Except for the 80% extrovert/20% introvert note, I was nodding the whole way through (especially the reference to E.E. Cummings' complete poems, which I keep within arm's reach). Are you sure it's not 80% introvert/20% extrovert? ;)

Ugh, another big kick in the nuts. Stanza is amazing, best reader out there. But what has been done to it is just sad and horrible. At least the fans of that app were able to raise enough hell to get the current owner, Amazon, to update one last time. Allowing people to say their goodbyes to hands down the best reader…

I've also a journalist who uses Scrivener, and I love it. However, I don't feel I'm getting the most use out of it. Any tricks that anyone knows?