Social bookmarking, My FEEDLY/My DIIGO

Social bookmarking is a web-based service where user-created bookmark lists are available.
This system has several advantages over traditional software for the localization and automated classification of Internet resources such as for example, search engines.
In social bookmarking systems, the classification of resources is based on labels created by people which "include" the content of the catalogued site, in opposition to what happens with software that "tries to understand" the meaning of a resource by using an algorithm.
Social bookmarking introduces the "semantically classified labels", a possibility still absent in current search engines. In addition, as people catalogue resources they consider useful, the most interesting and valuable websites are reported by a high number of users. Consequently, it becomes a system that "place" a resource based on its "perceived" usefulness.


FEEDLY

This is my FEEDLY. Here you can see my three FEEDs, Architectural Magazines, Social Housing, and News.

In Architectural Magazines, I added 5 magazines in my opinion most important for architectural subject.

In Social Housing, I added some sources that I think can be helpful for my research.

In News, I added some sources to keep me up to date on what happens around me.

DIIGO

This is my DIIGO.
Here you can see my selected sources, for which I chose some significative tags.
They are all about the subject of my research.

My Outliners