Have you ever wanted to write notes in the cloud?

No, not that kind of cloud. I’m talking about jotting down thoughts and having them sent to a server somewhere on the internet, to be retrieved and pondered over on any computer, wherever and whenever you feel like it. It’s awfully convenient, and if you’re a creative type of person (like, say, a blogger) or a wannabe creative type (like me), having this ability to immediately record a thought at a moment’s notice is especially handy.

There are, of course, plenty of websites offering “cloud notes,” but it’s only today that I found one that I think really has the “whenever, wherever” aspect figured out. Diigo has a website, browser plugins, Android and iPhone/iPad apps, all of which can access the same store of notes, and a well-documented API so that any random person can tie into the service. All the hallmarks of a useful note-taking application.

Now, when I say “only today,” I really do mean that I have about an hour’s experience using the site and apps, so it’s premature to say that I recommend it, but the signs are …