This document discusses how social bookmarking services like Delicious allow users to save web pages and articles to read later from any device, making bookmarks portable. It suggests using Delicious as a way to showcase the types of content one is reading to others and potentially increase one's perceived intelligence. Delicious is also proposed as a method for websites to have an automatically updating "What's New" section by saving alerts from services like Google or Radian6.

1. Want to be smarter?

2. Delicious

3. Delicious You’re at work, and you see something you want to read later, at home. What do you do? Send an e-mail to yourself.

4. Delicious Dear Matt, read this later. Oh, and enjoy your lunch.

5. Delicious Delicious and other social bookmarks stop the madness by making bookmarks portable.

6. Delicious They can also prove your smarts. This is at the bottom of my e-mails, and when it is continually populated, it shows off the things I’m reading.

8. Delicious Delicious can also be a moderated, constantly updating “What’s New” section of a website. Start with a Google Alert (or something more fancy like Radian6) Saves the alert to the brand Delicious page and it ’s automatically updated