BibSonomy

BibSonomy is easy to use tool to manage bookmarks and publications. BibSonomy is suitable for different users and it allows collaboration. BibSonomy is a free platform that is available in multiple languages. BibSonomy is a great tool to remain organized and share bookmarks. BibSonomy contains a lot of useful resources shared by other users in different topics.

Zotero is also a mature alternative to BibSonomy with comparable capabilities. There are not complaints about the Bibsonomy concept, performance or the design. The user interface could be more elegant and the categorization and grouping by topic could be shown differently for a better user experience.

Unlike some providers of reference management software , BibSonomy is completely free and it is widely used with a large community. It is easy for researched to collect publications and bookmarks using BibSonmy. BibSonomy keeps all the data in the cloud and it can be added as a browser extension. Users can browse bookmarks and publications from the tag cloud or open popular tags.

BibSonomy is an excellent tool that lets you collaborate with colleagues and easily find relevant, interesting material. Through BibSonomy users can collect bookmarks as well as publication posts; and also use barcodes, ISBN and ISSN to insert publications. You can also use a tag for bibliographies and assign it to posts or use the tag to find all the relevant papers. BibSonomy also has a unique search capability that lets you find other users and then add them as friends, and easily see what posts you are sharing or which ones are being shared with you.

There are no disadvantages to using BibSonomy so far as it is efficient and useful.

When it comes to collecting, creating, managing and discovering bibliographies, BibSonomy is unparalleled in its features. No other program makes it so much easier to organize scientific research and papers other than BibSonomy. On top of staying organized, it also lets you collaborate more efficiently with your colleagues to produce the best work possible.

The tag system! To be honest, it is the most comprehensive tag search system I have seen in this category and I have gone through many similar solutions in order to find a decent one. It supports BibTex too which is of course immense bonus, but the tagging system is definitely the best part about it.

It seems to me that there is not that much English content as German content is main there .. Of course there is english as well but you are likely to find more german-related pieces from their library so it might not be the tool for US-based people for example as you might get frustrated from the lack of us-specific written pieces.

The search functionality is incredibly easy so even though it is overflown with german articles, you still might find the one for you. However, I would primarly recommend it to European people as you are likely to find more informative content for that region rather than for America for example.