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A decade on, I’m sorry to say that the Amazon Kindle has some useful features, but doesn’t have a very usable [[UI]] or any worthwhile discovery. Lack of broad use and support prevents it from being as useful as it might. I can’t really follow the annotations of anyone I might like to and finding any at all can be a bear.

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Last month, Amazon announced what could be a landmark in electronic marginalia: public note sharing for the Kindle 1

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  1. What I Really Want Is Someone Rolling Around in the Text | syndication link↩︎

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June 9, 2021
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