This is brilliant. Just tried it out. I don't have a use case for it currently, but I would have had in the past year. I'll keep this in mind.

Wordpress plugin system is kinda confusing.
It can be, but I would consider WordPress + Discourse. You create support articles and the comments become a forum thread…

That looks really good. Had I seen that earlier, I would probably have sprung for MiniExtensions.

This is helpful. As a grad student, I've settled on the ReadCube Papers app for long-form PDFs, and am generally pleased. ReadCube offers a pleasing interface, full-text search including my notes…

Interesting. Did you create your event platform from scratch or customize an existing solution?

Wow. That looks pretty well built out. It's probably out of reach for where we're at right now, but we may come back to it later.

My favorite thing about To Do is My Day. I moved from a very nice project manager (Teamwork) to To Do + Planner. Planner is powerful but something frustrating. To Do is basic but effective.

I'd say much the same as @maguay: online discussions and blogs often surface suggestions, as do occasional bursts of focused research. The caveat is that I'm becoming more wary of my shiny object…

Thanks, @_jimmyrose. I like the WordPress idea. However, the snag I'm seeing is giving folks edit access to that view, then syncing that view up with the main database...
I've seen Content Snare and…

This is helpful! I was thinking about the project management route as well. Thanks for the names. And maybe the best route is duplicating tables in Airtable or Stackby. I've also just started using…

I manage events with exhibitors and speakers. We've generally managed the information we need from them, and that which they need from us, with a stream of emails in the year leading up to the event…

This is helpful. As a grad student, I've settled on the ReadCube Papers app for long-form PDFs, and am generally pleased. ReadCube offers a pleasing interface, full-text search including my notes…