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blib/lib/Rubric.pm
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1 9     9   4159 use strict;
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2 9     9   49 use warnings;
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3             package Rubric;
4             # ABSTRACT: a notes and bookmarks manager with tagging
5             $Rubric::VERSION = '0.155';
6             # =head1 DESCRIPTION
7             #
8             # This module is currently just a placeholder and a container for documentation.
9             # You don't want to actually C, even if you want to use Rubric.
10             #
11             # Rubric is a note-keeping system that also serves as a bookmark manager. Users
12             # store entries, which are small (or large) notes with a set of categorizing
13             # "tags." Entries may also refer to URIs.
14             #
15             # Rubric was inspired by the excellent L service and the
16             # Notational Velocity note-taking software for Mac OS.
17             #
18             # =head1 WARNING
19             #
20             # This is young software, likely to have bugs and likely to change in strange
21             # ways. I will try to keep the documented API stable, but not if it makes
22             # writing Rubric too inconvenient.
23             #
24             # Basically, just take note that this software works, but it's still very much
25             # under construction.
26             #
27             # =head1 INSTALLING AND UPGRADING
28             #
29             # Consult the README file in this distribution for instructions on installation
30             # and upgrades.
31             #
32             # =head1 TODO
33             #
34             # For now, consult the C template for future milestones, or check
35             # L.
36             #
37             # =head1 THANKS
38             #
39             # ...to a lot of people whom I will try to name, in time. Among these helpful
40             # people are Ian Langworth, Shawn Sorichetti, John Cappiello, and Dave O'Neill.
41             #
42             # =head1 SEE ALSO
43             #
44             # =for :list
45             # * L
46             # one of my original inspirations
47             # * L
48             # Notational Velocity, another of my inspirations
49             # * L
50             # a social bookmarks system, written in Python
51             #
52             # =cut
53              
54             1;
55              
56             __END__