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Tweet to diigo

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This document provides instructions for saving a tweeted link to Diigo using hashtags. It advises to retweet a tweet containing a desired link using the Quote Tweet button and adding hashtags, which will convert to Diigo tags when the link is saved. Finally, it notes that Chrome is set to search Diigo and Evernote for saved content along with the internet.

Find a tweet
with a link you
want to keep
and share

Retweet it
using the
Quote Tweet
button
(works with Retweet but
you cannot add tags)

Add #hashtags
which will
convert to
diigo tags
when the link
is saved

Hey presto – the link in the
tweet is saved straight to
my diigo account

Chrome is set to search diigo and evernote
for saved content as well as the internet

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Tweet to diigo

1. Find a tweet with a link you want to keep and share

2. Retweet it using the Quote Tweet button (works with Retweet but you cannot add tags)

3. Add #hashtags which will convert to diigo tags when the link is saved

4. Hey presto – the link in the tweet is saved straight to my diigo account

5. Chrome is set to search diigo and evernote for saved content as well as the internet