Instead, Quiver's hopes that vertical portals will chose its technology to create targeted directories. For instance, a tennis web site might get bookmarks from its visitors and thus have a bookmark-based tennis directory that might be especially relevant to its users. Unfortunately, there's no web-based system that allows you to contribute. Instead, you have to download the 1 MB Qbar applet. In the future, I'll take a longer look at the sites below.
Money is a prime motivator here.
Become a member and get paid for participating, as you also do if your site or people you know send traffic to HotRate. Upon my quick initial review, I found the listings surprisingly good, editors that appear very dedicated and lots of help information. Non-categorized results come from Google. In beta for the past two months, Wherewithall also offers money to its editors. Unlike HotRate, the difference is that earnings are tied to maintaining a good category, rather than any actions throughout the site.