Google Docs & Your Stamp Collection

Does anyone here use Google Docs in some way to manage their stamp collections, whether as a simple spreadsheet catalogue application or linking stamp or postmark images and text or other images or whatever? I'm sure that there are a lot of old people here (like myself) who would be interested in how the tech savvy users use Docs.

Not yet, though I have been considering it for some collaborations I've got on the go. I use it for file sharing amongst colleagues at work and in various volunteer activities. I also know that I have only scratched the surface of what is possible using this kind of "cloud" storage service.

Peter

Can you elaborate?
Not sure I understand.

Have you seen Catawiki ?

http://www.catawiki.com/en/catalog

I was thinking more along the lines of personal storage in the "cloud" rather than sharing so that when I leave my basement in the spring I might be able to fool around with my stamp stuff anywhere that I have access to a computer.

The other thing was if Rod says something erudite about one of my stamp scans and I copy his quote and save it as a text file can the two entities be linked through google docs. When I look through google's material about Docs it seems to centre on the sharing part rather than the integrating of its constituent parts.

I think I may understand,
rather than hosting, clouding allows
collaboration.
From all and sundry?

I have a couple of spreadsheets on google docs that I share e.g. My Machin wants list

https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc...dmc&hl=en_GB

Yet another very useful service from Google.

What a great idea Anthony.
Yes, Google put out some nice (reliable) products.

Using Google indexer, search engine on your desktop is great. It really is a nice way of linking a lot of items together.