Some of the things I think they need:

@VakeroRokero:

General concenses: Use TiddlyWiki or any of it's varients on your own server, or at [tiddlyspot.com] if you aren't scared of using markup (example: [[this is a link]], !Heading 1, !!heading 2, *Level 1 Bullet, **Level 2 Bullet, #L1 Numbered List, ##L2 Numbered List)

I do a quick version of my pages in a WYSIWYG to get an overall visual of it, and then look over the code to make sure it the way I want it. Makes it much easier when you are on your 8th nested div or table.

@Jason: There is also a couple of interesting flavor of TW designed to go in the sidebar of Firefox. I mostly use it for a much better "favorites" as it is searchable, taggable, and I can write notes about the site in the tiddler.

@jdoree: Some folks like simple, some like complex. Hey, there are folks whose GTD system is on paper, even. Or the ones who use .txt files....

@Jason: Newer version of TW (2.1 and up) actually have a built in importer. Just point at the TW on the web, or on your computer, and then check the tiddlers you want to import.

@justelise: Check out [tiddlyspot.com]

@thendh: TiddlyWiki saves in both Safari & Opera using an additional file. See this for info and file:

If your busy writing down all these 2 minute next actions, and then checking it off... doesn't that take more time then just doing the two minute action?

If you use Firefox, try the TiddlySnip extension ([tiddlysnip.com]).

The same thing used to be done with cigarettes, cigars and pipes.

So let me see if I understand this: It shows me which program I was running while I worked.

"At the end of the day, I hang my clothes up on the left side"

@Binks: