Fwix

Fwix was a social bookmarking and content discovery platform launched in 2006. It allowed users to save and categorize web pages, articles, and other online content, similar to services like Delicious. What differentiated Fwix was its emphasis on creating topic-based communities and collaborative collections. Users could form groups around specific interests, and within these groups, they could collectively bookmark and organize relevant content. This fostered a sense of shared knowledge and discovery.

The platform also featured tools for users to track the popularity of content and see what other users with similar interests were bookmarking. Fwix aimed to move beyond simple personal bookmarking and facilitate a more social and collaborative way of navigating the web. It was developed by Fwix, Inc., which was later acquired by Inflection Point. While Fwix offered a unique approach to social bookmarking by focusing on community and collaborative collections, it eventually ceased operations, its features likely absorbed or superseded by other emerging social media and content aggregation tools.