Wow - someone using the "dots" terminology just as we did for Blue Dot in 2005!

Faves is linked to from here.

XMarks's directory page for Faves.com - along with a list of other "similar sites"

Quoted: Xmarks site page for faves www.faves.com/ with topics, reviews, ratings and comments.

Blue Dot used to be a "can't live without" product for Arrington in 2007. How do we get back there again?

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Quoted: This site reaches approximately 75,254 U.S. monthly people. The site attracts a somewhat male group.The typical visitor visits gamespot.com.

Getting tough on Faves spammers.

Latest read write web article about Faves.com.

Quoted: Do you remember Faves.com? Don't feel bad if you shook your head

John gave us some nice coverage about our funding in 2009 and some of our plans for the next couple of months - faves to become more of a "social utility" than a "social network".

This is a nice example of a widget builder - we pass parameters in javascript variables. The actual <script src=> tag includes a (static) javascript file (which can be deliverd by a CDN).

We can modify the DOM after the script loads - but we don't do the call to Faves to get the data until page load (so we don't hold up the parsing of the DOM of the parent page).

This could be adapted to insert an iframe for independently styled content - out widget injects HTML directly in page so it can be styled by your page as well (not the No Style format we allow you to select).

Quoted: You can add a display of your latest Faves to your blog or website. Just customize the settings below until the preview on the right side of this page looks good then copy the code onto your site.