Epistemographer

As I said in my last post, I’ve spent most of the past year working on tools of various kinds. Today, I’m pleased to say, the private beta of one went live. Zotero is a next generation research tool that…well, just go read the quick start guide for the details. I’ve been a co-director on the project with Dan Cohen but the lion’s share of the credit falls to the development team of David Norton, Simon Kornblith and Dan Stillman, about whom epics will someday be written (very geeky epics about XUL and data architecture, but heroic epics nonetheless).

And I know, I know, it’s just plain mean to link to the site without letting you actually try the software, but the public beta’s just around the corner; I’ll let you know as soon as it’s up and ready for (quasi) public consumption…

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