Category: Technology Author : Duncan Riley Posted: June 19, 2008
Tags : socialmatic
SocialMatic allows users to submit and share their bookmarks on multiple services from the one point.
SocialMatic is free to use and offers support for 13 services: Backflip, Bibsonomy, Blinklist, Faves, Buddymarks, Connectedy, Connotea, del.icio.us, Diigo, Folkd, Magnolia, Mister Wong, Yahoo!, Netvouz, Simpy and Taggly.
I’m going to keep an open mind on SocialMatic, despite the spammy pitch in the video and the email they sent me “I’m pleased to inform you that your site are interesting and worth sharing to other users online. Hence I would like to invite you to join the SocialMatic network and hope you can share your favorites sites and bookmark through SocialMatic.” This isn’t gaming Digg, or necessarily polluting the internet…well depending on the quality of your content I guess. I haven’t signed up yet, and I may never do so, but that shouldn’t stop others taking a look.
Jun 26, 2008
This site seems very very suspect, before you sign up for this service, just type socialmatic in google or summize, and look through some of the comments. And if you sign up don't give your full address (seems a weird thing to ask from a bookmarking service)