"What you're reading. Not what you like. Not what you find interesting. Just what you're reading."

Find and replace 'del.icio.us' with 'pinboard.in'; works fine.

Save your bookmarks, nice and clean, a bit like del.icio.us used to be. The payment model - a cover charge that goes up as more users sign up - is getting more attention than the service itself. NB: I'd rather pay a clever developer a couple of quid than use a free service that's lost its way. (Dunno who I'm writing this for, mind - the lovely lack of bloat means this won't appear on my weblog...)

First thought: ooh, pretty. Second thought: Er, why would I use it in place of the website?

A little more social added to the social bookmarking service. (It'll be interesting to see what future features are planned.)

del.icio.us, only for stuff (DVDs, books, anything with an ASIN number). Nicely done, but could someone please make a site like this designed especially for large collections of vinyl?

Mirror del.icio.us links on your own site, in a more webloggy way. Nice.

"What you mark in Ma.gnolia not only stays found but keeps coming back to you as your interests change. That’s our pitch, plain and simple, and it’s why we say that found is the new search"

"Wists, (Weblists), is a free service designed to make it super easy to mine the web for its hidden treasures and store lists of links to them in a personal, online image gallery scrapboo"

For Firefox

"StumbleUpon is an intelligent browsing tool for sharing and discovering great websites. As you click Stumble!, you'll get... pages [that] have been explicitly recommended (rated I like it) by friends and other SU members with similar interests"