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"OnMyList is a new service that has created a community around the act of making a list, for any reason.\nThis really goes back to the joy of reading Dave Letterman's Top 10 Lists, only now you get to make your own, share them, and participate in an online community that has been built around them.  You don't have to limit your lists to 10 items, and you can create a list for whatever purpose you see fit.  There are some preset categories within OnMyList, and users add their own lists accordingly.  View, rate and comment on other users' lists, and even add particular items from their lists to become part of your own, whether it be for the best Simpsons quotes or the worst book you've ever read.  You can also subscribe to another user, and view all the lists they've created.\nThough I've had a bit of trouble signing up, I actually like what OnMyList has done with the act of creating a list for the purpose of sharing.  From emailing to adding to one's favorites, there are a good amount of internal sharing factors, though the service is fun enough to become more easily shared with those outside of OnMyList in more ways other than email. How about adding SMS or Twitter integration for users on the go?  \nAdding the ability to incorporate multimedia images, links and videos within the lists would be of value to users, and including a way to make friends (not just subscribers) along with other ways to better connect users based on their lists would be great as well.  I'd also like to see better ways to organize lists or create them for other purposes.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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