Mind maps

Mind42 is a web-based mind mapping app that I used about six months ago and forgot about.  They just recently ended their so-called beta stage, which reminded me that they existed.  After giving them another spin, I think I’m going to start using mind maps more often.  I also used FreeMind for a while, but the collaborative features of mind42 are more appealing to me right now. A mind map is a graphical representation of the relationship between concepts.  You start with a central concept and build outwards.  The way you organize the concepts is up to you and good mind mapping software will let you completely restructure the graph easily.  For example, I created a mind map to keep track of all the places I had applied for jobs.  First, I organized it by city and state.  This is good for keeping track of where we might be moving, but it doesn’t really capture what I think about the jobs I’m looking at.  Some jobs I’m looking at deal with summarization, s...