Ideas from Mark Stout

  I have always found using IFTTT to send things into Evernote useful.  I currently have all Starred Gmail's, Saved Reddit posts, Archived posts in Pocket, and more all flow into Evernote, thanks to IFTTT.com    When my wife showed me Trello, I found Evernote and IFTTT didn't work together quite as well as I hoped. If you haven't checked out Trello,it is a more visual version kind of Evernote.  It is great for doing some kinds of project management.  I do not actually use it, but I could see myself using it for a future project. One drawback when I looked at Trello was it didn't have a Web Clipper.  You couldn't just save a web page to Trello. I had the bright idea of capturing the web page to Evernote, and then have IFTTT to move the post from Evernote to Trello. Alas, I had never looked at the Triggers IFTTT supported for Evernote.  It didn't have one to take a new note and copy it to another service. Now good news.  T...

Recently Evernote reduced a feature of the Free tier.  Now only five emails a month can be made to your Evernote account, unless you have Premium level. Lifehacker.com reports on Digital Inspiration's post telling about how you can use the Evernote Gmail clipper to send Gmails to Evernote.   And Lifehacker goes on to note two IFTTT.com recipes to send information to Evernote via email. There are not perfect, but they get back some of the lost functionality.

This is a test of posting automatically from Pocket and using IFTTT.com .  I thought I would try it to start posting more here, using things I find interesting from around the web. American libraries, the argument goes, are in crisis. They've had their funding cut, been forced to fire staff members, and close branches across the country. But, as Pacific Standard explains , that perception isn't entirely accurate. from Pocket http://ift.tt/1aCeBtU via IFTTT