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This One Next
by ycc2106 & 2 others
Enter a book, CD or DVD that you enjoyed and the site will analyse our database of real users' preferences to suggest other books, CDs or DVDs that you might like. It's a bit like browsing the shelves of thousands of friends at once! (You can register on
Watchr - A community of topics built by those that love them
by ycc2106
Search for a Topic. If it has been created in Watchr, you will automatically be taken to a page that shows you current news articles, blog posts, related sites and more on the Topic. Watchr will then go out and grab new information on the Topic from aroun
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Simpy
by wabazz & 51 others
What is Simpy?
Simpy is a social bookmarking service that lets you save, tag and search your own bookmarks and notes or browse and search other users' links and tags. You can be open and share your links with others, or keep them private. Simpy also helps you find like-minded people, discover new and interesting sites, publish your bookmarks, detect and eliminate link-rot, etc.
Talk Digger: The best way to find, follow and enter conversations of the Web
by jackiege & 36 others
集合了google yahoo technorati googleblog bloglines msnsearch feedster blogdigger icerocket 可以一次同時查詢各大引擎的反向鏈接數據
Tall Street - Social Recommendation Engine - Your opinion ¢ounts
by jackiege & 1 other
搜索别人推荐的网站An open web directory that lets you search for websites by type and rate those websites.
What is Wikio? Definitely web 2.0 but what?
by ycc2106
I've heard the words 'social bookmark', 'digg', 'technorati' mentioned in articles about Wikio but I find it quite different:
Googlecloud.com
by fleuree & 11 others
Google start page featuring a tag cloud consisting of recent/popular Google searches.
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Swicki-SwickiEureksterCom
by bit2bit & 34 others
is a community-driven search engine that allows users to create deep, focused searches on a specific niche. Search results from a Swicki are more focused and can learn and adapt automatically, based on the search behavior of the community ...
