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"I love simple solutions to common problems. Write.fm is one of those services that manages to reduce the number of steps to do a task \u2014 in this case, sharing simple text messages and files of any kind \u2014 to the absolute minimum. \nHailing from Anthony Feint, the same developer who brought us the simple, intuitive web-based task manager Task.fm, Write.fm is perhaps best described as a cross between a URL shortener, cloud-based notepad and a simple file sharing service. Originally, the service was just for sharing text; file sharing was added recently. \nOpen it, and you're greeted with a text input field and an \"add file\" icon that lets you choose and upload any file from your disk drive. Once you're done writing the text and adding files, rename your project in the upper left corner of the screen. That name, preceded by \"write.fm/\" is now the web address of the file. \nOther options that come to mind \u2014 such as password protection \u2014 are nowhere to be found, but perhaps it's too much to ask from a project that aims, first and foremost, to be simple and easy to use. \nThe author of the project claims, \"[the] tool was originally built to help the Task.fm team move code snippets around, but after seeing how well it worked, we decided to open it up to the world.\" Good idea: We've seen many similar projects over the years, but this one takes the cake for simplicity and elegance. \n\n\n\n\nImage courtesy of iStockphoto, DNY59"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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