supernano9

Thanks a lot :)

This is a nice suggestion. Thanks for that. Added in our to-do list.

I guess, you're right. I am not sure if it's a good idea to change the name. What do you think?

What do you think ideal tagging should be like in a websites similar to del.icio.us?

hey, this looks amazing.

Unlike del.icio.us, here you'll have to save website in a list and the lists are tagged instead of website. Kind of your collection of favorite websites.

Users can discover public lists, add comment, or like a list to show appreciation.

If you are looking to just browse websites like del.icio.us, we have made a page "Trending Websites" where we fetch recently posted websites from the public lists.

Direct link to Trending page - https://bunklist.com/websites

Thank you, I am glad you liked it :)

Thank you.

Hi, thank you. I am glad you liked it. Let me know you have want to add any other features.

Hi, thanks for telling me. I have fixed it :)

No, I thought "bunk" means bed bunker or bunk as in pile something over one another.

I have never used Del.icio.us. I've tried to access it through web-archive but most of the snapshot are redirecting to 301 response error. How does the tagging work in del.icio.us ?

Thanks for the links. I was not familiar with these and yes hierarchical structure could be useful. We're planning to add public categories into the list, maybe we can use the categories structure from DMOZ. The categories are neatly organized there.

OP here, I like to collect interesting and useful websites to visit later. Browser bookmarks are cool but they quickly get disorganized and I forgot the folder where I have bookmarked the website.

So, I built Bunklist to collect my favourite websites into simple lists for my personal use and also to share it with my friends and team. If you are looking for something to organize your bookmarks, give Bunklist a try and let me know your thoughts about it.

You can set your list to be public or private, Public lists are discovered by other users, they can add comments, like, bookmark, or save websites into their list using the “Bunk it” button .

I have also made a “Shuffle”, an alternative to StumbleUpon to discover one random website from public lists.

Bunklist is completely free to use & I am looking for your feedback and suggestions to improve our product.