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[en] The official forums of the social bookmarks manager - Blinklist.com in Google Group

Blogmarks was able to import my BlinkList export. Had a few false starts last night (site was very unstable, I’m guessing I was trying this during a maintenance window).

Blogmarks already include the ability to import blinklist backup, but when I did tried it, some data from blinklist where missing so I built my own converter to be sure to don't loose anything stored in blinklist

http://www.geocities.com/ycorret/popmarks/sub-blinklist.png

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Blinklist allow you to export all your bookmarks as an XML feed, which is a good idea to be sure to get a backup of your data. But it's not of much use if you want to use thoses data somewhere else, don't you think so? So this tool provide you with a way to convert the Blinklist XML feed into either a Del.icio.us XML file (allowing you to import your data in most of the social bookmarking services, if you want test them and be sure that Blinklist is still the best;)) or into a Firefox bookmark file (allowing you to import your data into your browser bookmarks). This tool gets the job done!

As writers, we spend more and more time on the Internet, whether we're researching articles or story ideas, looking for work, or just browsing for fun. As we do this, we often find information or websites that we think will be useful later. The old way of doing this was to use your bookmarks or favourites to keep a list of these places. You could even use scrapbooking tools such as those built into Opera or available for Firefox to keep notes on useful pages. But these tools mimic an old style of working, which is not as intuitive as it could be. Enter social bookmarking.

http://www.geocities.com/ycorret/popmarks/sub-blinklist.png