Cyborganize launched - the ultimate outliner productivity system

Posted by tightbeam
Jul 23, 2011 at 08:59 PM

Despite being turned off by the claim that Cyborganize will be ‘bigger than Facebook’ (it won’t, and the claim undermines your efforts), I tried to comprehend its value by watching your video and reading the content on your site.

I still can’t decide whether Cyborganize is a wonderful innovation or a ‘standard outliner’ buried beneath grandiose claims. For example:

> It is lossless AND frictionless.

Those terms are meaningless. No one is going to say ‘ah, finally, a solution that is both lossless AND frictionless!’

Can’t you simply and succintly state the benefits of Cyborganize, preferably with annotated screenshots, and avoid such turn-off claims as:

> It?s the most advanced system in existence. There is no other like it in the world.

Let me make that determination. Unfortunately, given what I found on your site, I can’t. For me, the best solution is one that doesn’t involve a lot of thinking to master. It should be intuitive, it should require little more than a couple of bullet points and a couple of screenshots to make the ‘sale’.

Cyborganize seems like too much work to achieve nebulous benefits.

> Noteliner is just a standard outliner, and MyInfo is a database outliner. Neither is suitable.

Noteliner is a bit more than a standard outliner. Have you used it?

Good luck with your project.

JBfromBrainStormWFO wrote:
>Daly:
> >Anything that works on paper will work on a computer. But something designed
>for paper will inherently fail to take advantage of the full capabilities of the
>digital medium.
> >I’m not worried about my claims failing to pan out. To understand
>the right/left brain distinction, read “Refactor Your Wetware.”
> >You can use
>either BrainStormWFO or MaxThink for Cyborganize, and I’m sure other tools will be
>developed.
> >Noteliner is just a standard outliner, and MyInfo is a database
>outliner. Neither is suitable.
> >Thanks for following along,
>~JB