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Deligio: Social bookmarking of software

Deligio is the neatest new vortal I’ve seen in at least weeks.

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Deligio is sort of a del.icio.us for software. Users submit bookmarks indicating the location of software available for download on the Web along with descriptive tags. Users can then search for software using these tags If, for instance, I wanted to find free audio software for Macs, I’d search by the tags “freeware, “mac” and “audio.”

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