I’ll echo MikeM’s comments – Del.icio.us (once you mentally get over remembering that URL and the incredibly minimal interface) works well for my social bookmarking needs. So much so that I have started (in the last 6 months) to feature it during part of our Proving Ground on Information Architecture and Taxonomy event.

I’m trying to ensure that while we promote formalized structures for navigation and search, there is a place for more informal “folksonomies” (or choose your current buzz-term), and ultimately these are going to mix together in commercial/enterprise solutions – to support the types of users that gravitate to the two extremes and the mashup between.

I’m trying to ensure that while we promote formalized structures for navigation and search, there is a place for more informal “folksonomies” (or choose your current buzz-term), and ultimately these are going to mix together in commercial/enterprise solutions – to support the types of users that gravitate to the two extremes and the mashup between.

in fact, everything that myweb is doing is pretty much a copy of delicious, furl, spurl, etc.

if you are tempted to put the myweb button up, you ought to give your readers a choice of tagging services and put links to the other services too.

that’s the closest you are going to get to non-denomenational right now.

Furthermore, when you click on the button the user is taken to a log-in page. No explanation as to what “MyWeb” is or how it may be useful for people who are not early adopters and haven’t already signed onto the service.