You can wait for a later time (and write it later) after bookmarking, or you can label this bookmark as something to try and then review later.
But, when you aggregate all those bookmarks and labels, it turns out that Delicious users are collectively producing a surprisingly useful categorization scheme for the Web.
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You'll find your bookmarked items from the button at the bottom of the app itself, labelled "Bookmarks".
Another fun feature is the ability to add bookmarks to locations with label customization (unfortunately only three labels at a time), which can then be exported to GPX with mail or iTunes, or imported using Safari, Mail, or any other app that supports quick look.
All of your bookmarks should be labeled with this star.
The X3dToXhtml.xslt pretty-print style sheet produces color-coded documentation versions of X3D scenes that insert bookmark links for all node DEF labels.
Google uses the term "label" for Gmail, Blogger, Bookmarks, and uses the term "tag" for Google Docs & Spreadsheets, Google Video and Picasa.
Similarly, people use Delicious to bookmark pages (and to categorize them with labels) for their own purposes.
