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"Notifir  is an upcoming service that lets you track and manage some of your social bookmarking accounts from one central location.  The site is launching its private beta tomorrow, and we got a sneak peek at the site.\nThis is done by pulling in the data from the various social bookmarking sites.  Currently, only Digg is supported, but Notifir will eventually have Reddit, StumbleUpon and Netscape access as well.  From your account dashboard, you can view submissions that are coming through your various social bookmarking sites.  You can see at a glance how many times its been voted on, a link to the original source, the number of comments, when it was submitted, under which category its been filed, and its current status (upcoming, etc.).  Then you can filter through all of these.  View the submissions from the top 100 users, or by your friends.  You can also choose to see only the upcoming stories, or those that are being submitted by users that have befriended (or are following) you.\nFor those avid users of social bookmarking sites, this is really a status tool, for you to be able to keep track of the activity surrounding your various accounts.  It can come in handy for the heavy users of Digg and StumbleUpon, and incorporates an element of Facebook  newsfeeds  to the act of social bookmarking, in the sense where you can keep up with the submissions of your friends.  This service doesn't operate as a social network in and of itself, or as a search tool, but more of a management tool for your own purposes.  I also wouldn't mind being able to digg or submit items directly from the Notifir service, or see some stats for users as well.  Similar sites include Dugg Analyzer and coComment  which is similar in concept, and it's obviously for following comments and not social bookmarks.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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