svartling/social networks

From the page: "Now, from the information Iâ€m getting, it seems Jaiku is about to be re-born inside Google as a Twitter killer, along with FriendFeed features like threaded conversations, public and private messaging and Groups."

But it's coming. A few years from now we'll use our mobile devices to help us remember details of people we know, but not well.

today they're releasing yet another new feature.

Most web workers use some sort of online bookmarking service. We recognize that our brains can only hold so much information, and it's useful to have our pointers available no matter where we happen to be. But how do you decide which service to use? With its version 3 relaunch,

Diigo

has an answer to that question: they've piled on the features to become the most comprehensive bookmarking site around. Whether you'll use all of those features is another question, but their combination is at least worth a look.

From the page: "The entire Diigo team is pleased to announce to our readers, and the rest of the world, the new Diigo Version 3 goes live today! In our passion to make Diigo the best in its class, weâ€ve added features, made our existing features easier to use, and come up with what we think youâ€ll find is an even more incredible platform than before. Before we give you a peek at all Diigo now has to offer, though, we want to thank each and every one of our users and fans, especially those who helped so much in our beta testing phase."

Does this bother you as a blogger? How about as a user?

The Viacom-backed Flux social network, which launched just last September, is really taking off.

From the page: "Most of us are choosing to share ever more of our lives publicly on the web, on blogs, Flickr, and an ever-expanding array of user-generated content sites. One result of that is that our public identities are becoming ever more fragmented."