Digalist.com - Neverending List Making

I can"t deny the staying power of lists -- USA Today was founded based on lists and pie charts and remains one of the most read periodicals. Whether it be the richest people in the world, the most powerful, the most beautiful, the most popular, etc., lists are a part of our everyday culture. Digalist is the latest entry into the somewhat crowded field of list-making sites. You can create your own lists, read other lists, post comments on lists, and make new friends, i suppose. The site is not particularly innovative or fancy or interesting, but there seems to be room for multiple social networking sites doing exactly the same thing, so why not for list-making sites?

Digalist is a global personal lists website.

Lists are a part of the American persona and this is a place to create or read plenty of them.

Where is the innovation? How are they going to distinguish themselves from their competitors? Are they going to upgrade the site design? How are they going to make a profit?