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The web is del.icio.us
Did you ever want to access your bookmarks away from your personal computer? Del.icio.us makes this possible, in a simple, sophisticated way that doesn’t seem to be going away. Yahoo! snatched up del.icio.us right away, and now they are starting to integrate their .
One of the signature features of del.icio.us is tagging. You can associate keywords with your sites, and thus better organize your links. I think social bookmarking has a bright future, and we will see a lot more attempts from companies like Microsoft, Google, and AOL. It’s very exciting!
Click here to see some of the sites I’ve saved.