Just received the print version of this magazine and noticed we're on this list.

We got a nice mashable mention!

Quoted: And while Faves already had a good amount of personalization options, crating more in terms of its content management takes a cue from popular start pages, and is a similar tactic to one that StumbleUpon has recently implemented with its own site. So while the changes may not make it a big contender just yet, it does make the playing field that much more even.

Demo Girl's done a great job of explaining our offering. She's even created a screencast! I wonder if we can use it on our site.

Quoted: BlueDot just relaunched as Faves, and I think they did a great job. It was July 2006 when I created a screencast for BlueDot and a few weeks later they invited me to their launch party. Wasn’t that sweet? When I saw they had relaunched as Faves, I quickly went back to my screencast of BlueDot to see the differences.

Eric's blog post:

Quoted: ...the new direction does not get in the way of my existing experience at all and could be come useful when there are more people creating content in subject areas that interest me.

We're in TechCrunch today (and so is derek if you look at the screenshot they've used).

Quoted: They’re making a big bet that the new features and .com domain will give a boost those numbers. All in all, they look to be off to a smart start.

Quoted: The look and feel of the site are incredible, the interface is very attractive and easy to use. Blue Dot is very well made and has a system that without doubt separates it from other similar services.

A fan of our service is trying to get others to use Blue Dot on this thread.

Quoted: They have a Firefox extension that will let you bookmark pages without ever leaving the page.
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Screenshot: http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/7454/bluedotnc3.jpg
(You can also drag the Blue Dot window around.)

We got a (small) mention in the Wall Street Journal online.

Quoted: Indeed, another essential aspect of these sites is that they allow you to see the Web sites, online articles, videos and blog posts that are being bookmarked by the largest number of other participants. Some sites that are particularly oriented to that use of social bookmarking: bluedot.us, technorati.com and digg.com.

small mention. they mention us as one of the services they can pull data from.

Quoted: Second Brain allows you to create private or public libraries and collections from your favorite services on the Web such as: Flickr, Del.icio.us, Youtube, Picasa web, GoogleDocs, Blue dot and Zoho. Also, you can upload your documents and files to your library and share them as well (you'll get 1 GB of free storage to start with).