I fell behind with getting new information mapping tools that I knew of into mind-mapping.org, so here’s the catch-up: Six new tools, and very interesting ones they are.  This week’s entries are heavy on the development side.  The first four are to help developers build software that produces information maps, then one that helps web publishers turn mind maps into websites, and finally one that lets you present the pros and cons of a discussion visually. Graph
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Two One of the web-based mind mappers are is not answering the doorbell. Kayuda.com and Bubble-mind.com is are both showing “cannot display” pages after about 30 seconds of trying.  Update: Happily, Kayuda is still around.  http://mindmaps.kayuda.com/ is fine.  Only http://www.kayuda.com/ and http://kayuda.com/ are the ones that give the ‘cannot display’ message. Permanent redirect anyone? The flowering of so many Web 2.0 mind mapping sites over the last ten months was bound to lead to some sort
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The Google Co-op mindmapping search engine now has its own site at MindMapSearch.ORG Head on over to: http://www.mindmapsearch.org/ I’ve taken all the links that make up the sources on which the search engine draws, added a description, and categorized the links.  Links can appear under more than one category.  Where a site is mainly about
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In mid-September I emailed publishers of mind and concept mapping software about an initiative to make public either the main map-file format, or the format of any import/export file files that mind and concept mapping software supports.  I blogged about it here, as well. This project is gaining traction and has the potential to remove at least one of the barriers to more widespread use of information mapping – the interchange of map
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I usually get these Mind-mapping.org update reports out at the weekend – very late this time.  Family obligations. MindApp – A feature-rich mindmapper that is sold only in the U.S.A. and Canada at present.  I suppose there must be a reason… Flying Logic – You’ve gotta love the name.  This is a tool to support various kinds of thinking diagrams.  Not mind maps, but concept maps, tree diagrams and influence diagrams.
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