del.icio.us (that is the URL, no www or .com) is a website where you can save your list of favorite websites and access them from anywhere � perfect for clustering!
To register at the site all you need to provide is a username, password and email address. When I tried to use just my email address (without @kcls.org) it was already taken. However, I added kcls after my email address and it worked fine.
To post items to your list, you need to add a link to favorites. This is possible as you register. If you need to add it to subsequent computers, you can access the instructions under Help/Browser/Browser Buttons.
Tagging and Notes. You can add notes about the site you add to your list as well as �tags.� Tagging is adding keywords to help you locate the site in the future. You can view search results as a tag cloud rather than just a straight listing (similar to the word cloud in Aquabrowser).
Use del.icio.us to locate popular sites. If you are asked a question about a topic you are not familiar with, you can search for it on del.icio.us. It will return results showing how many other members have bookmarked that site.
Information from WLA Pre-conference session: Rev Up Your Online Services: Blogs, RSS, Wikis and other Dynamic and Low-cost Technologies.