The ideas that readers sent in to Mind-mapping.org’s recent competition are starting to bear fruit.
You can now comment at the blog or on Vic’s Picks without needing to register. There is now a Mindmappers’ Forum. Following suggestions that came up in the competition, I have added categories in the forum to cover: Case studies; Collaboration; … (read the full article…)

Answer two questions about Mind-mapping.org and you might win one of the five licences for iMindMap 5 Ultimate that I have to give away:
1. Which is the most useful part of Mind-mapping.org to you at present?
2. How could I improve Mind-mapping.org? Focus on which improvement you would most like to see, but feel free to make general suggestions as well. The five most useful replies, in my judgement, will win … (read the full article…)

The launch of Vic’s Picks was received with enthusiasm – my warm thanks to all the bloggers and tweeters who gave it an airing – so I decided to carry aspects of its style over into The Master List. Just finished that.

I suppose this blog should be next . . . hmmm.

Mind-Mapping.Org is the unchallenged leader in completeness of information on software for mind mapping, visual information management and other forms of mapping on the Web. But the amount of information there may be overwhelming: 97 pages of current products, 3 per page, and 29 pages of historical ones. So now, Mind-Mapping.Org introduces a major enhancement: Vic’s Picks. Vic’s Picks is really two things: A place for readers to quickly find what’s
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I recently noticed that the categories for browser based applications were inconsistent in Mind-Mapping.Org – sometimes I’d used “browser based” and sometimes “web based”. I’ve just tidied that up.  Most are now changed to “browser based”. A few, like MindManager, Cmap and Xmind now include “network enabled” as one of their categories.  These do not
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Feedburner tells me I have well over 3,000 subscribers to my feed.  I was surprised when I saw that.  And humbled.  My posts are sporadic, and yet still people follow this blog.  Thank you folks! Now, please come and follow me on Twitter, and you’ll be more up to date, with between-post happenings.  You won’t find out
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My hosting company rolled out a fix in the underlying PHP software that runs most of mind-mapping.org on July 22nd.The fact that this had broken the site was brought to my attention by a helpful user (thanks Sue), saying “Oh, no! I just posted a link to you.  Have you gone for good?” Well, fortunately not.  It
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  The mindmapping search engine 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 mind mapping,
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Mind-mapping.org has had a wash and brush up and a new suit of clothes (not the Emperor’s, I hope). How do you like the logo? (Be gentle…) Vic

There is now a Squidoo lens for mind mapping: http://www.squidoo.com/lensmaster/workshop/mindmapping-and-information-management Vic