Benjamin Reid is sharing a set of 81 social bookmarking icons named Social Media Bookmark Icon + where it is possible to find almost every social network.

The "+" in the name refers to the continuous additions being made to the set upon user requests.

They come in 3 different sizes:

• 16*16px
• 32*32px
• 122*42px (large buttons)

And, all icons are in PNG format.

Flash Bookmarks is a free Flash component for integrating social bookmarking links to any website easily.

It supports the most popular sites like Digg, Delicious, StumbleUpon, Technorati, Facebook, Google and Reddit.

The look & feel of the social bookmarking menu created with the component is totally customizable. It is possible to change:

• the icons to be displayed
• the size of the icons
• the aspect of the hint text for the icons
• details regarding the bookmarked data.

Flash Bookmarks can be both added by drag’n drops from the component panel of Flash or by code (AS3).

This is a free social bookmarking script that does not automatically inserts all the popular social bookmark links into your website.

It provides you the base & enables you to easily create/customize bookmarking links.

How to use it?

• insert sbookmark.js to your webpages
• call the function for the preferred bookmarking site like: <a href="#" onclick="sbs_delicious(); return false;">...</a> for delicious.com.

In short, it saves your time from learning the submission formats of each social bookmarking website.

In the download page there is also a social bookmarking images pack.

This is a set of free social bookmarking icons created by Blog.SpoonGraphics.

They are 14 hand drawn doodle icons (PNG) including social media graphics for:

• Delicious
• Design Float
• Digg
• Facebook
• StumbleUpon
• Technorati
• Twitter
• RSS
• Home
• Comments
• Contact
• Wordpress

First of all, sorry that WRD had a downtime (around 8 hours) yesterday.

The post: 27 Adobe AIR Applications – Handy For Web Designers got pretty popular in most of the social-bookmarking / voting websites. I realized that the website was getting slower & about to take action on it. Then the post moved to frontpage at digg.com & I was not able to reach to server anymore.

As the server was not responding, rebooted from the power-strip several times, got ping results but after sometime, reboots weren’t pinging.

Thanks to the hosting company that they reached the server & told that the server was not able to boot because of corrupt system file errors (confirmed via KVM).

A fresh OS is installed & they added the previous harddisk as a secondary one so I could get the data.

After setting up the server, here it is, WRD is back online.

Lessons learned:

• Don’t underestimate the digg effect, it is really strong.
• Don’t reboot a server via power-strip (several times).
• Backup frequently (I’m good at this from past experiences).
• Apply all of your own tips.
• And maybe it is because the server is Windows, think about that.. : )

Hope that this post may help you to stay online.

woork, a blog that has some very nice web resources, shows how to create the famous digg-like navigation with a tutorial & source files.

The tutorial also explains how to create liquid & rounded corner items that you may find useful.

Drupal, which is one of the most powerful & free content management system has a new module named Drigg for creating Digg-like websites.

Unlike other Drupal-based solutions, Drigg only needs:

- VotingAPI — a powerful Voting API available for Drupal.
- A voting form based on the VotingAPI. The forms of choice are provided by Extra Voting Forms.
- The User Karma module.