Only chocolate is Del.icio.us!

I had seen Del.icio.us as an option on some blogs, and had actually wandered around some Del.icio.us pages, but hadn't really understood what I was seeing. The little video by Common Craft was great and I loved how they used paper to represent the computer pages and links and stuff; low-tech but effective. It had sort of occured to me that, unless I memorized my bookmarked pages, away from my home computer, I was stuck. I definiately think I'll try this out for my bookmarked pages at home, but I can also see the advantages of social tagging from an educators point of view, like the math teacher idea feature in the video. Poking around the mtlib20 page was interesting, but they definiately need some more stuff. Maybe I'll try that in the next few days, although sadly, I don't have a lot of really good academic sites for libraries, I have some good sites for art. . .will have to see if those will work. I wonder if there's a moderator for the site at all? I know on some community pages in livejournal and yahoogroups they are moderators that keep the content and comments focus on the specific topic that the group was created around. Hmm, something to consider.