Mahalo has a Social Bookmarking page now. Also note, Jason Calacanis has been trying out Faves:

http://faves.com/users/jasoncalacanis

Quoted: Social Bookmarking is a Web 2.0 term used to describe the sharing of preferred sites between users of an online service.

David Beech's blog - he bemoans not being able to find a social bookmarking site that is "just right". His complaint about Faves is that we have Amazon Affiliate links (instead of him being able to use his own).

Quoted: Digital Life Manager, Online Life, Search, Circus Tricks & Gimmickry... ( 8^)#

Screencast about Faves. First half shows how to add the bookmarklets to your browser, second half demonstrates how to Fave a site.

Eric not only writes a nice summary of the faves.com release - but also collected comments and links to several other reviews and news coverage. Thank, Eric!

Early coverage of faves.com.

Quoted: Social Media Explorer is a blog devoted to discussion and review of social media sites, issues and topics. It is run by Jason Falls, Social Media Explorer for Doe Anderson, an advertising agency in Louisville, Ky.

Nice review of Blue Dot w/ screen shot.

Quoted: Reviews of Information Tools on the Net

Blue Dot mention in WSJ online (Tip of the Week).

Quoted: Some sites that are particularly oriented to that use of social bookmarking: bluedot.us, technorati.com and digg.com.

I just noticed this 3-month old review of Blue Dot on KillerStartups. We're ranked at only "4 killers" right now - help us get higher ranked by clicking on the "+" button on this page.

There's also an "exit survey" on the page where 80% think we'll either go IPO, Be Bought, or Survive (20% think we'll "Bomb").

Quoted: Social bookmarking hasn´t been around for that long, but the market has quickly been filled. BlueDot takes social bookmarking and amplifies it. More than just cataloguing what sites people visit, BlueDot actually aggregates information about what your friends are bookmarking or dotting. BlueDot´s functionality makes it more expansive than other similar sites such as Del.icio.us, as the former takes on a more social networking bent. Members create profiles which also contain information about what pages have been recently ‘dotted´ by friends. Members can also find new pals to share their dots with, and it´s easy to use. You simply need to install a BlueDot button in your browser which enables one click ‘dotting´. Go crazy with dots, it´s free, and you might learn some new things about your busom buds while you´re at it. <br />

Blue Dot mention in Brier Dudley's (Seattle Times) blog (courtesy Sampa's blog post).