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

Quoted: At the beginning of each year I traditionally publish a list of my favorite startups and products. This is the fourth year I've ...

Looking for help on the Google Webmasters discussion group (per Rand Fishkin's suggestion).

The Clark and Michael site (featuring Michael Cera) features a Blue Dot link!!! Awesome!

Don, the initial investor in Blue Dot, has passed away today, after fighting cancer for over a year. All the while, he has opened up his life on his blog. Almost 500 posts recount the high and low times of his struggle to beat his cancer.

He fought so hard, and still found much in life to appreciate.

We had only spoken a few times, but he impressed me as a very astute and caring man.

I'll miss you, Don.
http://faves.com/users/don

This would have made a great logo when we were Blue Dot :-(.

Brief review - and full text of our press release here.

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!

Nick Gonzalez of TechCrunch wrote a very nice review about our name change and new features. It's been some months in the planning and agonizing over a name change - it's nice to have it completed now.

Quoted: There are dozens of bookmarking services out there, but most are eclipsed by the size of Delicious. However, Blue Dot's bookmarking service has ...

Early coverage of faves.com.

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