That could be fun indeed!

I personally love taking highlight to use them as quick references and to synthesise content for learning, so a good execution of this concept is really valuable for me.

From the screenshots I provided we can see highlights really lack context haha. I need to double check I highlighted the content properly or if it's somehow truncated.

I wonder if it's possible to optionally get a bit of extra context around the highlights, probably not as I doubt Amazon provides it in their "API".

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5pj9qvwnonmyl47/Screenshot%202019-...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/o6y2m3hukn2ey3h/Screenshot%202019-...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/7z639z21kiurhqr/Screenshot%202019-...

Edit: I'm definitely not highlighting properly, but now I know I need to add all the required context to my highlights.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/t4nset4jz6z80cu/Screenshot%202019-...

Hey! That used to happen to me. Since I know now how I'm gonna use them, I highlight accordingly. In any case, as you mention, Amazon doesn't provide what's necessary to add context (copyrights). However, we can create a link (for books purchased on Amazon) to the location/page and open Kindle App to show you the highlight "in context".

Hi! It is something that we considered. Can you elaborate a little on why would you want to see other people's highlights? I'm wondering if "popular highlights" would do the job.

Popular highlights would probably be a great start.

For me it was more around me reading a book and being able to see additional notes and thoughts from others who read it before me. Seems like I'd benefit from the notes of those smarter than me (kind of like how Harry Potter benefited from the notes of the Half Blood prince :D )

We asked ourselves the same question :). We'd definitely consider it. If you're interested, I'll keep you posted.

We created a Medium community where the users can share his notes! https://medium.com/read-smart