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+Today and continuing into next week I'll be taking a look at various social bookmarking sites out there. I'm familiar with [del.icio.us][1] and [ma.gnolia][2] since I use both of them and I'll also be looking at [Wink][3] and [StumbleUpon][4], but what other sites are people using? I think we'll probably limit this specifically to sites that let you share bookmarks with other people. Services like Yahoo's Bookmarks and Google Bookmarks are more *storage* sites than *sharing* sites, but I'm sure there are other bookmark sharing sites out there that I don't know about so here's your chance to educate me. And while we're at it, can anyone explain why social bookmarking sites like to put dots in their name? [Note that our comments feature strips out html so just type the address in directly and it'll show up.] [1]: http://del.icio.us/ "del.icio.us" [2]: http://ma.gnolia.com/ "Ma.gnolia" [3]: http://wink.com/ "Wink.com" [4]: http://www.stumbleupon.com/ "StumpleUpon" \ No newline at end of file