Docs and working notes

These pages match the product as it exists today. They are written as instructions, not as a pitch.

Getting started

Make the first directory, add a few links with notes, and decide whether anyone else should see it.

Open the setup guide

Best practices

Naming, titles, tags, and when to split a folder that has grown too wide.

Read the playbook

Link hygiene

A weekly scan and a monthly pass so shared directories stay accurate.

Hygiene checklist

Team collaboration

Invites, viewer vs editor, polls, and public sharing without leaking the wrong files.

Collaboration guide

Public content on LinkBoard

You can publish a directory. That does not mean every directory should be public. If a stranger opened the page, would they understand the topic in one paragraph? Would you be comfortable standing behind every URL? If not, keep it private and invite people by email.

Public lists should have a real summary, titles that match the destination, and notes that explain why a link is there. Empty pages, keyword stuffing, and collections that exist only to push traffic are against the acceptable use policy. If you see a public directory that looks harmful or spammy, use the report control on the page.

More answers: FAQ. Longer essays: blog.

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