Social bookmarking sites are everywhere these days. “Improve your internet experience via the wisdom of the crowds” seems to have become the mantra of this movement, and Shadows.
com is reciting it along with everybody else. Basically, Shadows functions exactly like Foxmarks or LinkDoozer; users create an account and start sharing sites that they feel are interesting or useful in respect to a certain topic. Users can also comment on links of others, add friends, and join groups on the site. You can also control the privacy settings of your account; links can be kept private or made public for the rest of the Shadows community to view and modify. Like Foxmarks, you can take your collection of bookmarks with you wherever you go; you can access your saved links from any computer.
Shadows.com In Their Own Words
“Shadows gives YOU the power. The power to discover and collect the coolest web pages. The power to always find them again. The power to share pages and opinions, and to tap into the wisdom of others like you”.
Why Shadows.com It Might Be A Killer
Like any social bookmarking site, Shadows is extremely useful in terms of helping people expand their collection of bookmarks and learn more about what the internet has to offer them by putting them in touch with other opinionated community members.
Some Questions About Shadows.com
What services does Shadows provide that are different from its competitors, if any? I tried several generic search terms (“cats”, “cars”, etc), and nothing turned up; is the database really this limited? It seems incongruous considering the relatively high Alexa ranking. 
