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Folkd has been discontinued. Similar sites and apps include Raindrop.io, which has a free version. Other options are Reddit, Firefox Sync, Linkwarden and Hacker News. There's no shortage of Bookmark Managers like Folkd, with more than 100 alternatives for Mac, iPhone, iPad, Windows and Android.
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NextHub allows users to connect and interact in communities centered around shared interests.



den.social is a decentralized reddit-like community, where people can post inside "Lairs" akin to subreddits, and govern each lairs via votes.


If you like to handle your music and photos with iTunes and iPhoto, Webbla is the right application to handle your bookmarks.

forlater is an email-based bookmarking service. You send us an email with a link (or links), and receive a readable, clutter-free version of the article in an email.
A link aggregation site focusing on user submitted content with a voting system, private messaging, and curated subject groups - both public and private - called headcycles.

Thimble is an open-source, community-based news platform built with Ruby on Rails. Much like Reddit or Hacker News, users are identified by pseudonyms and all content posted is generated by user.

SuccessValley is an online Network Community for students and aspiring entrepreneurs.

Lambda the Ultimate is a community blogging website about programming languages, their theory and their research created in 2000 by Ehud Lamm.
Failory is a community where failed startup owners come to tell their failure stories and the mistakes they committed so that future entrepreneurs can learn from them and don’t make the same errors.



Echo JS is a community-driven news site entirely focused on JavaScript development, HTML5, and front-end news.