Discover, Share & Discuss on Social Bookmarking Site Ma.gnolia
written by khull on Nov 05, 2008
Social bookmarking site, Ma.gnolia, puts the social in social bookmarking providing an online venue to “Discover, Share and Discuss the best of the web.”
If you already have an Open ID or LiveJournal ID, you can use that account to sign in to Ma.gnolia. If you are unfamiliar with Open ID, it is a decentralized identification system that allows users to login to many sites using one ID.
Once signed in, set up your profile with an About You blurb, home page URL and image/avatar. Next, stop by your preferences to establish your privacy settings. If you’d like to add your Ma.gnolia activity to your blog, check out the Blog Tools.
Ma.gnolia Social Bookmarking
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Ma.gnolia Add-ons
♦ LinkRoll Generator: Shows a live roll of your Ma.gnolia bookmarks on your blog or website.
♦ TagRoll Generator: Displays a live roll of your Ma.gnolia tags on your blog or website
♦ Ma.gnolia Marker: Allows Mac users to bookmark right from the Dashboard
♦ Button Generator: Genenerates a
button linking to Ma.gnolia.com, Ma.gnolia signup, your bookmarks or one of your Ma.gnolia groups.
♦ Ma.gnolia Roots: This is really cool.
connects you with the Ma.gnolia community as you browse the web. Simply drag the red Roots banner to your links or bookmarks bar, then head out to any site on the web and click the Roots symbol. A pop-up window appears displaying what the Ma.gnolia community thinks of that site. Find out more at the Roots Screencast. Very cool and you can even use Roots with Chrome ;-).


Keeping your bookmarks on a website allows you to access your favorite websites from anywhere. Your bookmarks are available and always backed up no matter which computer you use.
And even better, you can see what other people have found and share bookmarks with your friends. Bookmarks can be kept private, but most are public and available for everyone to see. See who has the same interests as you!
In social bookmarking, you only find the bookmarks that other people think are worth keeping. Ma.gnolia ratings and tags instantly give you an idea of what people think of a bookmark, making your web searches more informed than ever. It’s like having a community of assistants help you find what you need, when you need i












November 6th, 2008 at 5:48 pm
Yet another one that I will have to check out! It seems that no matter of these you’re already on or participating in, there a ton more still that keep popping up and demanding some attention.
I just wonder which social bookmarking and networking sites are really giving the ultimate bang for the buck.
Thanks for the info.
November 12th, 2008 at 10:31 am
I have used Magnolia only for a couple of weeks now, but I really like it a lot more than most other social media sites. The community feel to it is much higher.
I haven’t used Roots yet, but I think that is the next thing that I am going to test out . . .
November 12th, 2008 at 9:34 pm
I have yet to try this one, I have been engulfing myself in social media sites but this one I have yet to scratch.
After reading this post I guess I will give them a shot, we will see if time permit to actually make it useful though.
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November 16th, 2008 at 6:49 pm
I like Ma.gnolia. Although Delicious is still king of the bookmarking world, I think Ma.gnolia has some really cool features, nice layout, and is MUCH more socially crafted.
Add me to your ma.gnolia network and send me your links!
I’m JaqBaldwin (Mrpat8ohed) on ma.gnolia. Great post and very helpful information.
~JB
November 25th, 2008 at 6:42 am
I do not have time to participate in all social bookmarking sites out there. I am on the lookout for sites that really come well recommended before giving it a plunge.
Thanks for this post. It is the kind of information I need.
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