Continuing the trend on Web 2.0 applications, dine52.com is yet
another del.icio.us clone, but this time, with a food oriented theme (which actually makes more sense with a name
like del.icio.us, but, I digress). It looks like the service just started recently, so there aren't a
massive number of bookmarks yet. But, there were a few interesting items that might warrant a quick look. With
these social bookmarking apps, the more people use them, the more useful they will be.Food bookmarks, Web 2.0 style
Continuing the trend on Web 2.0 applications, dine52.com is yet
another del.icio.us clone, but this time, with a food oriented theme (which actually makes more sense with a name
like del.icio.us, but, I digress). It looks like the service just started recently, so there aren't a
massive number of bookmarks yet. But, there were a few interesting items that might warrant a quick look. With
these social bookmarking apps, the more people use them, the more useful they will be.Comments [0]
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