FolderBoy: Collaborating & Organizing/ Collaborare e organizzare le idee online

FolderBoy is a collaborative organizer that allows you to manage your team’s work-flow better. I decided to copy and re-present to the dear readers of my blog something directly from FolderBoy FAQ page, and I declare that here I am NOT writing anything original.
FolderBoy offers a fluid way to:
(a) capture and share your ideas,
(b) organize your notes, tasks, and resources,
(c) collaborate on projects and,
(d) streamline the process of turning ideas into goals…and goals into results.
The team at FolderBoy are building a service around six core beliefs. They believe that the user should be able to:
(1) Write first, organize later.
(2) Grow your lists to infinite size and infinite depth.
(3) Zoom in on any part of your tree
(4) Put anything anywhere
(5) Collaborate with your team, no matter where they are
(6) Customize how you view your information What can I use FolderBoy for? Here are some use-cases staff and users have found FolderBoy incredibly useful for:
(a) Organizing a project
(b) Collaborating remotely with a team
(c) Brainstorming and capturing ideas
(d) To-do lists
(e) Saving links and resources
(f) Helping out with a five-minute research project.
Here you can watch a short video showing some key facts about FolderBoy for a better appreciation.

In Italiano:
Oggi mi sono imbattuto in FolderBoy, uno strumento disponibile online per organizzare fatti, idee ed elementi online e in modo collaborativo. A dispetto di molti servizi simili, FolderBoy non richiede necessariamente la creazione di un account per potere usufruire dei vantaggi potenziali del sito, ma lascia all’utente la decisione. Ovviamente, FolderBoy è gratuito (come molti altri strumenti) e permette di portare a termine una serie di azioni che provo a sintetizzare appresso:
(a) Organizzare un progetto;
(b) Collaborare a distanza con una serie di colleghi e/o amici;
(c) Svolgere una sessione di “Brainstorming” e fissare le idee elaborate;
(d) Compilare liste di cose da fare e impegni da portare a termine (“To-do lists“);
(e) Salvare link e risorse reperite online;
(f) Portare a termine un progetto di ricerca in pochi minuti.