social+networking

Basically, you find something you like and share it with other people in a variety of social bookmarking or social networking communities, using **tags ** to help categorize what it is that you’re bookmarking.
 * Social bookmarking** refers to the practice of saving and categorizing a particular site and sharing it with others via social bookmarking communities. Users can share their own personal Web bookmarks, but they also have the option of discovering other people’s bookmarks and adding them to their own collection. More sites can be discovered, more treasures unearthed, if you work together as a whole instead of by yourself; it’s truly amazing what people are able to turn up together on the Web.
 * Social networking** is related to **social bookmarking **: you can make as many bookmarks on the Web as you can possibly stand to do, but once you start sharing these bookmarks with other people, interacting with them, starting conversations through a variety of methodologies, you are networking. You are part of the social networking community.

The two most well known examples of **Social Networking** sites are:
 * **[|Facebook]**
 * **[|My Space> >]**

examples of social bookmarking and social networking include
 * **[|del.icio.us] **
 * **[|digg] **
 * **[|twitter] **

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