I've had it with Stikipad - Recommended me another WikiSpace site

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For at least a year now I've used Stikipad to keep track of so much in my life, and it's been great for me because I'm usually on the Internet no matter where I am and can add/update all sorts of tasks on the fly easily.

The only problem is the site SUCKS!

It's down every other day it seems, and when it does finally come back up you can't even add/change anything, nothing registers on the site. Not to mention there are times where you can't even log on, it just keeps asking for your user/pass. As much as I love the site, I rely on it too much now to keep using it with these BS problems, maybe if they had a forum that actually worked or an IRC channel that actually had people in it for support I'd stay, but enough is enough.

So, can someone suggest a Wiki site like Stikipad that doesn't suck as much? I've used WikiMatrix to compare and find another, but none of the ones I've tried so far do it for me. I'm looking for one that primarily does tasks lists (add a task, check the box to mark as complete) but I haven't found another Wiki that offers it like Stikipad does yet and WikiMatrix doesn't seem to compare if the sites offer tasks lists. So please, fire away with any suggestions, I just can't deal with the Stikipad server problems anymore.

 

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exploratory bump

 

[eplebnista]

:crickets;

 

[Aluvus]

I have no idea what Stikipad is, but what you are describing sounds an awful lot like Basecamp.

 

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Just want to say I've absolutely fallen in love with an alternative to Stinkipad after weeks of searching. The website is called Todoist.com and basically revolves around what I loved about Stinkipad but does it much better by offering customization of labels, importance, date/time, and so on. It also integrates perfectly as a Google Gadget as well, so you can put it on your Google homepage and program it to remind you about tasks and crap.

Awesome website for people like me who have lots to keep track of and like having place to jot down notes that can be seen/edited from different locations.

 

[zerocool1]

check out remember the milk. I don't use it personally, but I've heard good things.

I use jott. It transcribes voice memos and e-mails it me.

 

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Originally posted by: zerocool1
check out remember the milk. I don't use it personally, but I've heard good things.

I use jott. It transcribes voice memos and e-mails it me.

Yeah RTM was actually next on my list to try after Todolist because it seemed more simplified with less customization then I wanted, but from the screen shots and reviews I've seen it looked like it would have done the trick for me anyway.