Thanks for the mention! “Curate the Web that your community cares about.” — love it!

Also wanted to mention that you can now do many things with Publish2 that are not possible with delicious or other consumer apps:

- Send links simultaneously to Twitter, delicious and other social networks (Facebook coming soon). Newsrooms need efficiency. Link once, distribute it everywhere. (David Cohn calls it reverse FriendFeed).

- Create a Newsgroup to get many people in the newsroom to contribute links, without having to splice feeds, use clogged Yahoo pipes, or other kludges. Dallas Morning News is using a Publish2 newsgroup for this collaborative linking effort: http://www.dallasnews.com/business/dollarwise/ This feature was designed for newsroom collaboration and editorial workflows — think about harnessing the “collective editorial intelligence” of the newsroom (or many newsrooms).

- Coming soon: Import Google Reader Shared Items, send links as posts to Movable Type and WordPress, and lots of other goodies. (Ryan, you know you have a standing invite to connect Publish2 to ReportingOn.)

- By-journalists-for-journalists is right on. Our development roadmap is all about journalists. You won’t get that from a consumer app. We provide tech support and editorial support for newsrooms. See if delicious will answer the phone. Why kludge a consumer app when you have something actually designed to do what a newsroom wants to do (still trying to wrap people’s heads around the idea of not having to kludge anymore).

All right, I think that’s quite enough shameless promotion clogging up your comments.

Keep rocking with ReportingOn. Long live by-journalists-for-journalists apps.

Cheers,
Scott