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"iliketotallyloveit is a Digg-clone for shoppers.  This Germany-based social network has just received funding from Argiv and investors Stephan Schambach and Stefan Friese.  The financial details of the funding were not released.  \nLaunched in December of last year, iliketotallyloveit is a bookmarking tool for products found around the web.  As with Digg, you vote up the items you like, and the community benefits from the wisdom-of-the-crowds approach to web content.  In essence, this is a product review site.  \nYou'll find a few helpful aspects to the site's design, including the price range of each product displayed everywhere you see information on the product.  The most popular items rise to the top, and are shown on the front page.  You can also check out the \"Forever Loved\" section to see the all-time greatest products that have graced the site.  From here you can see top items from the past day, week, month and year.  \nAnd the site has also added a feature that seems to be growing in popularity: a live look at the site's activity (Lokery has just added a live feed, too).  The LiveLoveit shows items that are being \"hearted\" in real-time.  This appears in its own section, however, which limits its effectiveness as a way to drive more community action throughout the site.  Why not make a feed that appears along the side of profile pages or the homepage, as well as making it available for exportation to other sites and feed readers?  \nA site such as this obviously needs a good search tool.  So far it's got filtering options based on category, and a general search option.  What would make the site even more helpful as a resource would be the inclusion of different search measures, and prompted tagging categories regarding individual products.  \nWhen you're looking for product reviews and products online, you're often looking for specifics for yourself (such as digital camera specs for comparison purposes), or a gift for another person.  This is when very distinct data about a product and a user comes in handy, and lends itself to recommendation tools.  \nOne good thing about Viewpoints, a similar product review site, is that it gathers deeper data and prompts users to give up more information regarding their products than they otherwise might think to provide on their own.  This data is then converted into a more useful way in which other users and site visitors can take advantage of the user-generated information that populates the site.\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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