quester.io ^___^

[jori]

ok so. don't remember where exactly i found this website but i do find it helpful!

quester.io is a collection of link databases u can make and browse :) i believe it's mostly marketed towards students based on what databases are public but i've been using them to keep links! for example, here's my neocities one. i'm keeping sites i enjoy there :3

thought maybe y'all might find it useful :)

[myleszey]

I've never heard of this site before but it seems to follow a similar model to other websites I've used in school for group projects and discussions in a centralized location/website affiliated to the college. This is just different in the presentation, organization, and methods of interaction, in addition to not being explicitly associated with any particular educational entity.

This is conjecture though... I'm mainly saying that because all I see on the front page are educational and local-community resources, and the link you provided of your own "inn" redirects me back to the homepage because I don't have permissions to view it (maybe I need to create an account?).

[jori]

I've never heard of this site before but it seems to follow a similar model to other websites I've used in school for group projects and discussions in a centralized location/website affiliated to the college. This is just different in the presentation, organization, and methods of interaction, in addition to not being explicitly associated with any particular educational entity.

This is conjecture though... I'm mainly saying that because all I see on the front page are educational and local-community resources, and the link you provided of your own "inn" redirects me back to the homepage because I don't have permissions to view it (maybe I need to create an account?).

yeah, it's def student-oriented but i find the UI really easy to use. as for not seeing my database maybe it is bc you don't have an account but i'm not sure, i only found this a few days ago