• A 'Topic' is a process that automatically
  • gets new information that is relevant to the Topic whenever that information becomes available
  • organizes information the way you need it organized
• A Topic can contain; emails, newsgroup posts, pictures, videos, stock prices, etc., all at the same time.
• The same information can be in one or more topics at the same time
• If you change or delete a Topic, the actual information the Topic organized is not either changed or deleted because MyReader.net never retains the actual information, status or event; only a reference
• Also, changing or deleting a Topic does not alter the use of information in other Topics
• You can also use subsets of a Topic without actually changing the Topic
• Topics can have sub-topics.  Each sub-topic can:
  • re-classify the same information ( ex. Fences, Driveways, Paintings )
  • relate different information to the parent topic  ( ex. the weather forecast because you need to know when will it is a good date to paint a house )
  
     For example, a topic of 'Projects' can have sub-topics
  • By Project
    • Fences
    • Driveways
    • Painting
  • By Employee
    • Tom
    • Dick
    • Harry
  • By Materials needed
    • Fence hardware
    • Cement
    • Paint
  • The weather forecast for the next week
    • Exterior Paint
      • Deerfield
      • South Beloit
      • Normal
    • Fences
      • Highland Park
      • Springfield
      • East St. Louis
    • Driveways
      • Rock Island
      • Rock Falls
      • Oak Park

Use Topics to have information automatically organized
to best meet your needs

• organized by project, and
• at the same time organized by employee, and
• at the same time can also be organized by any other way you need information to be organized
• even, for example, at the same time also organized by business trip

1. define each source of information.  You only have to do this once ever as a source of information at MyReader.net can be used by as many topics as you need,
   no time limit.
2. create a Topic - 'Widgets' - and assign sources of information to it
   • Topics can have sub-topics so make sub-topics:
     • 'by Project',
     • 'by Employee',
     • 'Trip to Highland Park'
3. from this point forward, this Topic will automatically keep all the information for 'Widgets' organized for you

• Ignore email you do not want to be bothered with
• Organize email you need by Topic, instead of by email account
• HOW TO:
  1. Create a Topic and name it something like - 'This is email from 10 email accounts.  It ignores Joe@Blow.com and collects emails about cycling, as well as, any email from Lance@LegStrong.com'
  2. assign your email account(s) to the Topic,
  3. from this point forward, this Topic will automatically
     • ignore any email from Joe@Blow.com,
     • organize emails about cycling, regardless of which of the 10 email accounts they belong to
     • organize any email from Lance@LegStrong.com, regardless of what Lance wrote in his email to you

• have just the emails from your Son/Daughter that have pictures of your new grandchild
• know when there is a new picture
• be an inbox of all email from one or more email accounts

• block,
• allow

• email address,
• account number,
• server name,
• and so on . . .

• Ignore newsgroup posts you do not want to be bothered with
• Organize newsgroup posts you need by Topic, instead of by newsgroup
• HOW TO:
  1. Create a Topic and name it something like - 'This is newsgroup posts from 12 bicycling newsgroups. It ignores Joe@Blow.com and collects posts about cycling, as well as, any post from Lance@LegStrong.com'
  2. assign your newsgroup(s) to the Topic,
  3. from this point forward, this Topic will automatically
     • ignore any newsgroup posts from Joe@Blow.com,
     • organize newsgroup posts about cycling, regardless of which of the 12 newsgroups they belong to
     • organize any newsgroup post from Lance@LegStrong.com, regardless of what Lance wrote

• Emails to and from the advertising companies,
• what is the chatter in newsgroups and blogs,
• has your advertising made the news,
• if you are paying for clicks at a search engine, has your ranking changed,
• and so on

1. define each source of information. You only have to do this once ever as a source of information at MyReader.net can be used by as many topics as you need,
   no time limit.
2. create a Topic - 'Ad Campaign' - and assign sources of information to it,
   • Topics can have sub-topics so make sub-topics, one for each region you are campaigning in; 'North', 'South', 'East' and 'West'
   • You can even have sub-topics under each region so you can automatically organize information by manager and at the same time by type of advertising material
3. from this point forward, this Topic will automatically keep all the information for 'Ad Campaign' organized for you

1. Tell MyReader each Twitter account you want to monitor. You only have to do this once ever as a source of information at MyReader.net can be used by as many topics as you need, no time limit.
2. Then create a Topic and assign the Twitter accounts to it.
3. For example, make a Topic named 'People I follow at Twitter'.
   • Topics can have sub-topics so make sub-topics, one for each person you follow;
     • lancearmstrong,
     • ChristianVDV,
     • DirkFriel,
     • ivanbasso
     Now, each person's tweets are neatly stored in one place, separate from each other.
4. Another example; organize information across people you follow;
   • Topics can have sub-topics so make sub-topics;
     • Bicycles,
     • Racing,
     • Crashes,
     • Children/Family
5. in either example, from this point forward, MyReader will automatically keep all the Twitter information organized for you