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Alright, which combination works for you then ?

My apologies, I looked at the guidelines.

Sounds fair ! I'll see how I can provide that !

Okay, sounds fair. I'll look into the solarized variant as an alternative.

Hey! Browser bookmarks are not practical if you need to access your links from another browser. Plus, if you collected links under a single collection, you can share them with others at anytime. Give it a try !

Yes I am !

I’ve been building a personal side-project called Linkits, and I’d love feedback from people who think a lot about information structure, bookmarking, webrings, and discovery systems.

The idea is simple: Instead of having bookmarks, notes, and saved links scattered across YouTube, Twitter, newsletters, blogs, etc., I wanted a way to group links into meaningful collections that feel more like lightweight and discoverable knowledge hubs than traditional folders.

A collection can represent:

- a podcast “universe” (hosts, episodes, resources) - a theme (AI, dev tools, indie hacking) - a project workspace - a personal reading list - or a public topic you want to curate Collections can be public, private, or unlisted.

Current features: - sections inside a collection - filters based on link origin (YouTube, Twitter, blogs…) - list layout - sharing - optional public discoverability - SEO indexing (so a collection can act as a backlink) - custom slugs

Think: Notion pages, but optimized for links.

Why I built it Most bookmarking tools feel either too rigid (folders) or too flat (endless saved lists). I wanted something that:

- lets you structure a bunch of links quickly - looks clean when shared - works well for “topic spaces” - stays lightweight and simple - lets you share is quickly with others.

What I’d love feedback on:

- Does this solve a real problem for you? - Which features matter most in a link-collection tool? - What would make it useful for teams or communities? - Any concerns about UX, scaling, or positioning?

I am iterating really fast so every feedback will really be appreciated.

Happy to share more details if anyone wants to dig deeper.