As everyone knows, Digg is big. The friendly giant of social bookmarking sites. Here’s what Digg says: “Because Digg is all about sharing and discovery, there’s a conversation that happens around the content. We’re here to promote that conversation and provide tools for our community to discuss the topics that they’re passionate about.” You’ve seen the icon, the little man with the shovel. He digs deep.

https://www.diigo.com/
A bookmarking site worth bookmarking! Research, share and collaborate. Great toolbar features. You can even highlight. Looks like this could become a Weejee favorite.

http://buzz.yahoo.com/
Buzz what you will, but Yahoo! does a lot of the work for you. They determine what topics are popular based on what people are searching for on Yahoo!, then they showcase the most popular stories based on buzzing, voting, commenting, emailing. And clever bookmarking strategies.

http://blogmarks.net/
Can’t really comment on this bookmarking service because when wee tried to register, as of the date of this post, wee got this: “public registration is temporary off, send us a kind email if you want to be invited, thank you ! [sic]“

http://mystuff.ask.com/
Add Web pages, add tags, add folders, add pictures from you desk top, add a Save button to your browser. But don’t ask Jeeves. Wee don’t think he’s around anymore.

http://www.stumbleupon.com
Bookmarking and suggestion site. Sign up, tick off your interests, download the toolbar, click Like and Don’t Like as you browse, and pretty soon Stumble Upon has some great website suggestions for you. Bookmark some pages on your website, perhaps? And definately on our website!

http://delicious.com
Bookmarking. One of the original bookmarking sites and still one of the best. Simple. Great tagging. Easy to access. Classy service. This is our favorite bookmarking site (we’re up to over 2000 bookmarks) and the one we recommend for personal use. Of course, there are SMO benefits as well.