How?

Below is a, mostly, complete list of the features provided by laɪbnɪts:

• Automatically collect all documents.
• Fine-grained control of what articles are sent to laɪbnɪts — we don't want to see documents you don't want us to!
• All documents are automatically indexed.
• Powerful search functionality.
• Alerting — if a person in your group is researching a topic similar to one already looked at by another person, then a notification will be sent to both users allowing collaboration and sharing of resources.
• Search for similar documents — search for new documents that are similar to an existing document, even if the new documents don't contain any of the original keywords.
• Documents can be shared with others.
• Search on title, site, date ranges, document microdata, annotations, tags.
• Search history — all searches are saved so you can easily retrieve them.
• Annotations — text can be highlighted and saved with each document.
• Annotations can be shared with others in your group on a per documents basis.
• Tagging — each document can have any number of tags associated with it.
• Geotagging — all documents are run through a geotagging process which extracts place names
• Document microdata is extracted and saved with each document (common uses for this are: site information, people, recipes, reviews and ratings)
• Privacy — a great deal of care and attention has gone into ensuring that only documents you want to share are shared.
• The user can select which documents they want to share based on an existing document.
• Word black-lists and white-lists can be used to further control which documents are shared.