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Diigo revisited

I wrote about Diigo, the social annotation and bookmarking service, a while ago. Back then I was already quite taken with the service, and today I’m even more so. Why’s that? Well, they’ve rolled out a huge number of new features,

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YABS

I just got my invitation (I’ll quit writing about “invites”, it just isn’t a noun) to a beta account for Ma.gnolia. What does Ma.gnolia do? Well, it of course does social bookmarking, which is why I’ve titled my post

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Bookmark with all

After reading about (and setting up accounts in) various new and old social and asocial bookmarking services, I’ve now reached the point where I need some new service which will allow me to bookmark sites in all of the services simultaneously. Right now

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"Birds of a feather...

flock together.” As you may have guessed from my rather slick introduction, I just discovered Flock, the newest in cool Firefox-altered technology. It’s basically a slick, modded, Web 2.0 compatible version of the ever so popular Mozilla Firefox browser. Of course, it’