This week via Twitter I met Kale Davis and learned about his project SharePoint Share - "a community-driven SharePoint links site." Kale described his two goals behind the project as 1. to provide a quality, community-driven source of SharePoint information (nothing local or based too much on personal opinion) and 2. to deliver this via a simple, clean design. He's using the blue/pink color palette I know well from Flickr (so how can he go wrong?) and promises more features to come. I hope you'll check it out and add a link or two - let's see what we can build together!
Kale, just one small request - could you give me a "SharePoint Share This" button for my browser just like the delicious "tag" button? That would be great!
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May 21, 2009
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Thank you Sadalit for the write-up! Great idea on the bookmarklet and I have already added it to the site so I hope that makes it easier for everyone.
Posted by: Kale | May 22, 2009 at 05:17 PM