Suggestion for the Startpage category: Pageflakes

This fits into the mashups/none of the above category. Alexadex is a web site trading game, with prices fixed to Alexa's site ranking. http://alexadex.com

Writely, an online word processor. http://www.writely.com/BasePage.aspx

Streamload, file storage. http://www.streamload.com/

Photobucket, Image hosting. http://www.photobucket.com/

Hello ! To do lists: www.voo2do.com Storage: openomy.com

Great site !;-)

Mirou

ZohoWriter, Online Word Processor - http://www.zohowriter .com

ZohoPlanner , Online tool to plan and organise yourself - http://www.zohoplanner.com

ZohoChallenge, Online Test Tool http://www.zohochallen ge.com

PageFlakes only seems to work for MSIE 6 for now, seems to be in quite early stages of development. Thanks but no thanks.

Start Pages: NetVibes http://www.netvibes.com/

Ambedo http://www.ambedo.com/ probably goes under command line, start page, or search.

Best Web 2.0 Search engine is

PREVIEWSEEK!!!!

http://beta.previewseek.com

The askeet service, although not completely finished yet, is a real web 2.0 application. It is based on the same principle as Yahoo Answers, but is completely AJAX, provides RSS, API, folksonomy, Markdown formatting, universes, public moderation, and, on top of that, is an open-source project.

For the ToDo-Lists: http://www.rememberthemilk.com/

Sorry for this second post: probably under Start Pages or Aggregators: http://www.start.com/

How is myspace a web 2.0 website? They might have rss feeds of comments, but im not even sure of that. Is it just because it is a place to network?

Mefeedia.com is Peter Van Dijck's videoblog aggregator. It's truly amazing.

FCKeditor HTML Web-based Editor This is like TinyMCE, just much better :-) It is multi platform (.NET, JSP, PHP, Pyton, ASP), support both IE and Firefox.

Listal - DVD, music, games and book collections.

One of the most overlooked (and nicest) Ajax apps is the XM Radio Online player... http://listen.xmradio.com

Thanks for recognizing Furl in the Social Bookmarking/Search category. The correct URL is http://furl.net. Thanks!

LifeHacker also had a great list of alternative search engines a few days ago; several Web 2.0 among them.

http://www.streampad.com - stream music from home, or other web sites. Uses AJAX, Flash, RSS

Surfwax has powerful search features, something they call "targeted, multi-source (federated) searching", they somehow use XFN to relate focus groups through "site snaps". Very advanced stuff, I'm still discovering how to use it, but the effort is worth it. They also have a bookmarking service called Nextaris that handles links, clippings and images. You can combine all those, with user input, in blogs which are part of your directory structure. It really is awesome and I don't know why more people are aware of it, maybe it's too complex. Anyways, its worth a look-see. - rickdog

I don't know where this might fit, but how about "Instant Domain Search": http://instantdomainsearch.com

It uses Ajax to query domain availability -- as you type.

gOffice has, imho, better WP than Writely. I have problems with Writely editing, especially with complex webclips that are drag-dropped into it. gOffice has a presentation feature for spiffing up the doc before PDF output.

I love 24eyes, an "RSS Dashboard". You can create unlimited tabbed pages each with unlimited feed windows. You can import your feed OPML and make windows off of that. You can search for other peoples RSS pages and import them. Very web2.0'ish, the feed item fetching is lighting fast, this is my fave RSS reader.

gOffice has, imho, better WP than Writely. I have problems with Writely editing, especially with complex webclips that are drag-dropped into it. gOffice has a presentation feature for spiffing up the doc before PDF output.

I love 24eyes, an "RSS Dashboard". You can create unlimited tabbed pages each with unlimited feed windows. You can import your feed OPML and make windows off of that. You can search for other peoples RSS pages and import them. Very web2.0'ish, the feed item fetching is lighting fast, this is my fave RSS reader.

GreedyMe.com - Free personal wishlist site for tracking things you want

Schtuff is a great free wiki site, you get your own home page. Nice features, takes most HTML formatting.

I have wonderful fun with Protopage. It is a little messier than some of the others start pages but fits my artistic temperment. Love Wikispaces!! Great interface and no hassle and friendly folks. Other tools that I like and have been valuable, Stumble, Pubsub, Thinkfree, Flikr, Delicious, Google Groups, Yahoo for Mail and Calender, Amazon with their listmania and user book reviews. The best whiteboard Deepfun.

Good Luck! Enjoying the helpful tips!

*Wobble blogs = Digg + Reddit + Blogosphere - now in alpha.

nice!

http://www.web-2-0.de a web 2.0 wiki

A great web2.0 review map is available right here : http://w ebosphere.wordpress.com/2005/12/26/web20-applicati ons-and-services-map/

very nice list. Passport Photo Editor could be an intersting addition to the editors part

Web 2.0 exists - you can deny it, but your software list tells me this is new, I want to use it, share it and we've moved on. Thank you for all your research.

Free online service to Create and Share Web Applications in minutes. http://www.zoho.com/creator/< /b>

Please add YackPack -- web-based messaging for groups

I'm not sure which of your categories works best for YackPack -- probably communication.

Please add: MyW ebDesktop.net- personal and collaborative desktop. Peer to peer webdesktop.

Trulia (www.trulia.com) is a great mashup using Google Maps and real estate databases.

I don't have any relation to the startup. Just a user.

Web 2.0 Social Communities: www.favorville.com

forgot one http://www.leve1.com/ peer-reviewed news

Don’t forget htt p://www.nulltag.com/

Please add;

BooksForSc hool.ca - free service which helps reduce University/College expenses by connecting students with other students who have or need their textbooks. It builds a social network of students in similiar academic programs so finding old textbooks is easier and allows the ability to stay in touch.

Web 2.0 is about participation! Visitors are strongly encouraged to leave comments on Web 2.0 topics

Web 2.0 is about participation! Visitors are strongly encouraged to leave comments on Web 2.0 topics

PolloO - An Opening Poll Pool http://www.polloo.com

Nice list, thank you. You may consider www.23hq.com for photographs. It is nice and simple.

You are missing Otavo.

http://otavo.com/ They are in "stealth mode" but they have posted some hints about what they do at http://intentionalweb.org/ that's all I know...

I'd like to add FeedCraft - web-based RSS feed creation, tracking, and management service

http://www.fee dcraft.com/

Nice to see all of these great sites in one place. You should include PheromoneTrail.com in the Social Bookmarking/Search/Invitation section. Take a look, we now have a couple hundred sites included in the trail system.

paguna.com: simple & fast one page ajax hotel booking

Listal is a web based DVD, music, game and book collection manager. It is NOT a To Do list maker!!

If you get a chance, check out thisplaceiknow.com. It's kinda like myspace, but you can add and search for your favorite places.

Hi, please add Crisscross to your list. Crisscross is a global news network that has an integrated social network that lets readers compare their goals and favorites.

Thank you

Suggestion for file storage listings: putfwd.com - free file storage and file sharing too!

Solve360 - tightly integrating the functionality of business-class email, CRM contact management, group calendar, task, document management, and invoicing into a single, robust, easy-to-use, and extremely useful web-based application.

Wicked passport photos creation service at: www.ePassportPhoto.com

Web 2.0 Social Communities:

www.iwiw.net

Would love it if you'd add Nuvvo, where anyone can build courses and teach online: Nuvvo

www.gibbity.com -- collaborative reviews for electronic games

TagTooga.com is a Wiki web directory (sort of like DMOZ meets Wikipedia) except anybody can create category/tags and edit entries. An interesting feature is that you can create your own page in TagTooga to hold links, and then use the HTML Feed feature to display those links live on your blog or site. So... the updating and maintenance of the links on THIS page could be automated by using TagTooga HTML feeds. See http://www.tagtooga.com/tapp/db.exe?c=htmlfeeds

Also, HTML snapshot feeds can be created. Check out this test blog: http://tagtooga.blogspot.com/ The thumbnails come from a simple piece of Javascript you put on your page.

The performanc ing.com team has just released a week ago the public beta of PMetrics. PMetrics is a server based multi-site statistic package powered by performancing.com and aimed at blogs but also usable for standard websites. The service is free and this weekend already about 5,000 blogs have joined the service.

Regarding the multi-site feature they have already announced the multi-site-stat aggregation for the future. An API will also be available soon.

Fantastic work! I'm getting into this Web 2.0 thing, including its history, for my own blog. I find this list very helpful for that as well as finding goodies for myself. Thanks!

Also: I'm not sure why PBWiki and Blummy are in the Aggregators section, though. Perhaps you could create a "Wikis" section for PBWiki and Schtuff, which was mentioned in a previous comment.

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A client-side heads-up-display for web 2.0 apps - Stay informed while the browser is closed or you're working on other things!

www.touchstonegadget.com

Virtual WhiteBoard is a collaboration site I started recently. It allows several users to share the same canvas for exchanging ideas and designs by adding notes, text elements, symbols, and images.

Please visit at http://www.virtual-whiteboard.co.uk/< /a> and leave some feedback to let me know your impressions!

Might someone suggest an alternative to writely.com other than zoho and jotspot?

Thank you,

I Love My Nanny.com

http://www.ilovemynanny.com/

Nanny Jobs, Nannies and Nanny Services

In the coming months, we'll see more industry specific web services. For example, the broadcasting industry has been working with InteractiveVoices' voice over marketplace

Vyew.com is a free, browser-based collaboration site that provides a feature-rich meeting room with real-time whiteboard functionality.

Fav web2.0 tagviewer.com Also use "Netvibes" on Desktop2 of my protopage blogmarks for my bookmarks flickr for my photos box.net for my storage goffice for my office solution :P blogger for my blogs

I didn't see fantacular.com on this list. it's a user-driven technology news website.

How about The Best Stuff in the World as a Web 2.0 Social Community? Actually, what category would it fit under?

awsome start is a good start page theme site

Crowdstorm - social shopping 2.0 which works out the buzz around products to help people find what to buy.

social shopping

Empressr is a Ajax-Flash web application that works entirely in your browser. It lets you create, present, share and store rich media presentations online. Check it out, http://www.empressr.com

Flingr is a new web 2.0 social networking startup, targetting lightweight social networking with heavy security.

pervote.com is a voting site.

NowPos offers free voice email - www.nowpos.com

What about Rally Point (not the word processor the HOA manager). http://rallypoint.wbpsystems.com. I use the free account to manage my families chore list, drop messages for each, upload files etc. Though it is actually designed for Home Owner associations.

Epiware : Project and Doocument Management, uses AJAX to create a familiar windows explorer interface in a web browser, included Drag and Drop, checkin-checkout, blogging, document change and acces history.

Wikidot.com (http ://www.wikidot.com) - a nice "Wiki site for everyone" service with some emphasis on social network building. So far one of the most powerful wiki engines out there featuring news aggregation, content embedding (e.g. from YouTube) and wiki-based forums.