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I don’t see how they have “Social News and Social Bookmarking” in the same category. There’s a huge difference between the two, and grouping them together leaves way too much generalization between sites.
There’s a huge difference between Digg and Delicious–my vote was mainly for a social bookmarking service, rather than the social news service.
Stupid.
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