What folksonomy/social bookmarking tool do you use?

So I ask everyone this for the day. “What folksonomy/social bookmarking tool do you use, and why?” What makes the one you use better than others? Since I’ve made the Linklist manager for ExpressionEngine, I’ve often wondered about this.

I’ve only used Del.ico.us because other people used it in conjunction with the linklist. Also, because people wanted the linklist to be similar. Unfortunately of course, there is no social aspect of linklist because it is your own linklist, and is only shared by others who have access to the linklist module part of your site. (which will change in the future – members will have the ability to create their own linklist and create their own bookmarks on your site.)

Furl again I’ve used only to research for the linklist. It does look interesting however I have not Really used it much at all.

Tag Cloud I signed up for when I was creating keywords (or tags) for linklist. It’s very interesting, and I do like it, and I have to admit the look of linklist’s Keywords was based upon this concept.

Technorati I feel is probably one of the most popular ones. Although honestly, I “don’t get it”.

To be honest, I don’t get a lot of the folksonomy/social bookmarking sites. To me, it just looks like a huge community of bandwidth and server processor hogging utilities. (not that linklist isn’t a bandwidth eater… it could be if you had over 5000 links i’d think.)

So what I’d like to know are your opinions of each one. What do you think? What do you use? Feel free to take this up in the Forums too. (it’s getting a bit dusty in there and too many cobwebs are collecting)

Del.icio.us (and other) users needed

I’m working on the next version of Linklist and I’m in need of those people who use services such as Del.icio.us, furl, and any other types of bookmarking/tagging utility. I’d like to hear how I could possibly integrate such applications into the linklist, and how popular each type is. If you’d like to participate, feel free to get a hold of me and we can discuss the options.

Alternatively we can hold an open discussion on the forums as well.

Feedback is essential to making this module great!

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