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" Sometimes the World Wide Web feels a little too, well, wide. With endless blogs, videos and articles to browse, finding what you&amp;#039;re looking for can be overwhelming. The three sites below help you navigate the crowded online landscape by recommending Web pages you&amp;#039;ll like, providing top-rated stories from real people and offering a variety of sites similar to the ones you already love.  StumbleUpon.com This &amp;quot;discovery engine&amp;quot; helps you find websites you&amp;#039;ll actually want to check out by keeping track of what your friends or other users with similar interests have given a &amp;quot;thumbs up&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;thumbs down.&amp;quot; Think of it as a filter for the Internet: Instead of using a major search engine, StumbleUpon will turn up high-quality results on your favorite topics. If you&amp;#039;re interested in classical music, for example, this site will show you only the top-notch blogs, images, videos, etc., so you won&amp;#039;t have to sift through so many duds.    Digg.com Why waste your time reading Web stories that aren&amp;#039;t interesting when Digg members rate everything from blogs to websites to videos with a simple mouse click for you? The most highly rated links rise to the top of the list, which is constantly changing with newer, more interesting items, making it easy to check out the best of the Web in one glance. You can also pare down your search to find more targeted links by browsing categories like business, technology and lifestyle.   SitesLike.com When you find a site you like, you probably want to know if there are similar ones out there. At SitesLike, just type in what you like and a list of similar sites will pop up. The suggested sites and their ratings are all user-submitted (sites given negative feedback are deleted by moderators) so that only matching Web destinations show up. If you aren&amp;#039;t sure where to start and are just looking for a list of more general suggestions, you can enter a basic category, like &amp;quot;photo,&amp;quot; and a list of matching websites will pop up.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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