I used to have MySpace and Facebook but I’ve ditched them both — too time consuming, plus I got a little freaked out by all the applications.

I can’t live without my Google Homepage (www.iGoogle.com). I subscribe to all my blogs through Google Reader, which shows up on my home page. I use Twitter mostly to promote my blog, even though some people don’t like that — I do, dammit. Anyway, Twitter shows up on my home page, too. So do Google alerts so I know when I’m linked or talked about, and so does Gchat (I have a Gmail email account, too.) Everything is on my home page.

I’m registered on Technorati, but I don’t “use” it. Same with a lot of other sites like Bloglines and Flickr.

I’m listed on Alltop.

I use Linkedin professionally only – no link to my blog on there.

I’ve never used jangl, jott, scribefire, popurl, soup.io, del.icio.us, or gadgets.

Geeez, there’s a lot out there. A LOT.

One site that’s kind of like digg but with a female bent is kirtsy. It used to be sk-rt, but they revamped some time ago. How long ago? I have no idea because I only occasionally checked out sk-rt, even though I liked it. I found out about kirtsy when I went to respond to this post and wanted to make sure I was remembering the site name correctly.

where was I? Ah yes, the New Millenium, not the 80′s. Someone, please tell me what Digg and Delicious and Technorati are. Twitter is growing on me, Facebook I’m kind of over, never did Myspace. I love IM and wish I had more friends on it. In fact, I wish more of my friends & fam were techno enough to know what a blog is and to read mine (and yours) and to know to subscribe to the reader and… when my mom reads mine she emails me comments instead of leaving them in the comment form.

I think only 2/3 of your list rang a bell with me. We *must* get together to confer and plot and scheme. Immediately if not sooner.