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Apart from PredictionBook, what's out there in terms of software for tracking your predictions?
(PredictionBook is nice, but there are predictions I make that I don't want to have online, and I find the inability to organise predictions rather inconvenient. Ideally, some kind of system with tags would be nice. I guess I could just set up a SQLite database and write some shell scripts to add/remove data, but something neater would be nice.)