I've been a moderately happy citeulike user for quite some time, but their community-developed scrapers have been growing less consistently useful over time - more and more, I have been forced to add citations to my repository by hand. I'm going to try something new, perhaps you've heard of it?ZoteroZotero is a Firefox extension that is (also) able to scrape citations from many types of web pages. It also incorporates a nice feature set for tasks like organizing, note taking, and exporting. The site claims it will support sharing citations in the future, though I admit that I've never used citeulike's community features in a serious way. Finally, I was able to move my citations from citeulike to Zotero in about a minute (!).Have fun citing things!Max
Zotero is great
I use Zotero to collect all of my online references and information, it's great! Additionally, I use a Notes Software called NoteScribe to keep track of all my notes offline. It's great for organizing them, and it's easy to drag Zotero citations into the NoteScribe program. Check it out!
Jake