There is no end to the stream of applications for accessing only the content that we deem as interesting on the WWW. If anything, such tools come on at an accelerating rate.
More social sites to hang out mean that there is more content created, and it becomes harder to locate the one that reflects our interests best. The service under review right now goes by the name of Favit, and it aims to bring some order into that avalanche of data.
In principle, what it does is to generate a live stream with all the information that happens to matter to you, and present it back to you in a way that is instantly associable.
The system culls the information from a plurality of sources – both your personal contacts and your own library is analyzed. This personal library is named “MyLinks”, and it includes these pages you like and choose to preserve manually when browsing the web. Other source of information is the groups you can create and/or join within Favit. Also, the sources you are subscribed to weigh into the equation. This comprehensiveness might just as well be Favit’s main strength, and it certainly makes it worth a look at the very least if you are tired of wading the WWW for hours on end in order to find what you want.
Favit.com In Their Own Words
“Favit is an exciting tool that delivers to you – easy and quick – just the web content you are interested in, leaving all the irrelevant stuff outside of your attention scope. You can easily socialize on the basis of the common interests that are being provoked by this content, sharing and discussing it with other people. Furthermore, you can save and organize it efficiently.”
Why Favit.com It Might Be A Killer
Those who don’t want to waste time reading content that has little or no relevance to them will maximize this for certain.
Some Questions About Favit.com
How will the site promote itself in order to try and become a standard? What chances has it really got? 
