http://www.paulholmes.ca/2009/03/28/social-networking-primer-social-bookmarking/ Internet Geek, Blogger, Web Developer, Entrepreneur, Social Media and WordPress Enthusiast, Public Speaker, Husband and Dad. And Serious Caffeine Addiction. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:10:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.paulholmes.ca/2009/03/28/social-networking-primer-social-bookmarking/comment-page-1/#comment-3130 Kris Sun, 05 Apr 2009 12:51:07 +0000 http://www.paulholmes.ca/?p=269#comment-3130 I have used furl since July 2005. March 17 I discovered that furl would be phased out by diigo. On March 29 diigo wrote me that transfer was completed: not all my 13449 furled bookmarks were there; I have to retrieve manually the hundred private to make them private again; stars, views are lost; dates,tags and keywords are mixed up, and it needs many clicks to set things right. In short, it is a huge mess and I ask: is it worth the trouble to classify again? Will diigo last? I have used furl since July 2005. March 17 I discovered that furl would be phased out by diigo. On March 29 diigo wrote me that transfer was completed: not all my 13449 furled bookmarks were there; I have to retrieve manually the hundred private to make them private again; stars, views are lost; dates,tags and keywords are mixed up, and it needs many clicks to set things right. In short, it is a huge mess and I ask: is it worth the trouble to classify again? Will diigo last?

]]> http://www.paulholmes.ca/2009/03/28/social-networking-primer-social-bookmarking/comment-page-1/#comment-3055 Hermann Fri, 03 Apr 2009 23:33:35 +0000 http://www.paulholmes.ca/?p=269#comment-3055 I personally like http://xmarks.com - formerly called Foxmarks. It's a free service, and they have a great way to sync via plugins between all your computers and browsers... I use Firefox, Flock and sometimes even IE (for some stupid sites which don't work in a "normal" browser) - and xmarks keeps all my important bookmarks accessible everywhere. I personally like http://xmarks.com – formerly called Foxmarks.
It’s a free service, and they have a great way to sync via plugins between all your computers and browsers… I use Firefox, Flock and sometimes even IE (for some stupid sites which don’t work in a “normal” browser) – and xmarks keeps all my important bookmarks accessible everywhere.

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