You are either for it against it or neutral. Nothing in between.

We will see how this plays out.

but wouldn't it be better if this service had something like a "Good…Better…Best…Bestest" sort of rating function rather than just "Best"?

I mean, I love me some ReveNews, but I do think there are a few other blogs discussing online marketing in this space that I'd like to include on that service (and no, I'm not counting CPN).

There needs to be shades of grey and other colors built in to make this extremely beneficial (and valuable).

I see a difference between this service and others. Digg, StumbledUpon etc are about news or general content and the user simply expresses like or dislike.

At TheBestStuffInTheWorld are users expressing their opinion about general things which are more limited in quantity. You can only have so much favorites which makes it more important to revisit what you voted in the past. It would be nice to be able to see somewhere if and when you changed the opinion about something.

I think the user profile of a user will be the heaven on earth for psychiatrists and other people. You can take the provided information and make a lot with it. It is nothing for people that are heavily concerned about their privacy, that is for sure.

MyBlogLog is a different beast and I have to applaud to the person who came up with the idea to change the nature of the service to what it is today. I am a pro-subscriber to MyBlogLog since May for Blog Analytics (like Performancing). The Community aspect was implemented in July and from there on did it spread like a wildfire.

I have to say that MyBlogLog is now one of my favorite Social Media Services that out there. It really adds practical value to your life and lets you easily explore and discover new people and blogs that are out there that share the same interests. Technorati does not work that well and also not services like blogexplosion.com etc.