I think with most people you really don’t have to worry, but there is always that subconscious thing where you see something and then a week or so later unintentionally write about a similar subject. Its like when you design something and then get the vague feeling it looks a bit like something else (unintentionally)

I don’t want to mention any names

Google Notebook is great give it a go.

Unlike DT, I use del.icio.us because I do work on multiple computers, so I tag everything! I don’t use it as a social media, but a transportable link list. I never use browser bookmarks/favorites anymore. But I use a lot of Google’s stuff (reader, analytics) maybe I’m just going to have to start using Notebook, too. I remember John talking about it a while ago.

I us delicious only to store book marks from great sites for eternity. In reality in terms of social software delicious is my least use option. Having it all off line on my browser is much better for my needs.

Much like tabbed browsing in Safari (OS X) – not enabled by default. Odd!

You can see in this image that your bookmarks on del.icio.us don’t have to be public – though obviously you’d only use this where you were concerned that your ideas would be poached or for a bookmark you wouldn’t want to post publicly – using it consistently would kind of defeat the whole ’social bookmarking’ idea.

I still keep local bookmarks, for things that are more shortcuts and bookmarks in the more traditional sense, and use del.icio.us for reference material and things I want to share.

I did post on how delicious could be useful businesses last month.
Social Bookmarks and business

Jamie