Share this page by e-mail, social bookmarking or social networking

• Share this page

  Close this Share Menu

  Share this page

  If you wish to recommend or share this page by e-mail, social bookmarking or social networking, select the icon of your choice:

  • E-Mail
  • AOL Mail
  • Google Gmail
  • Hotmail
  • Blogger
  • Twitter
  • Bebo
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • MySpace
  • Delicious
  • Digg
  • Diigo
  • Google Bookmarks
  • Reddit

  Access to the proposed sites is free, but you must have a user account. Access to these sites may vary depending on your browser (for example, Internet Explorer 6 does not support all the sites). You must make sure that your browser is up to date. In addition, depending on which sharing method you have chosen, some characters (accented letters, apostrophes or other symbols) in the title of the page you are recommending may be displayed incorrectly or missing. You will need to make these corrections yourself before recommending the page to your contacts.

  Note: No e-mail or personal information will be retained. For more information on privacy policies and practices that apply to the Translation Bureau's Web site and Public Works and Government Services Canada's Web site, see the Government of Canada Privacy Statement.

  Social bookmarking

  Social bookmarking allows you to save your favourite links on the Internet through social bookmarking sites such as Delicious or Reddit. These sites offer many advantages. You can:

  • access your favourite links from any computer or mobile device connected to the Internet;
  • search your favourite links easily using the keywords (commonly called "tags") you assign to each link;
  • share your favourite links with an Internet community;
  • discover the favourite links of other Web users who share your interests.

  Social bookmarking sites are usually free, but you must subscribe to use them. Social bookmarking is also known as collaborative tagging, social classification and social indexing.

  Social networking

  Social networking sites, such as Facebook and Linkedln, are Internet platforms that allow you to interact online and create interconnected Web communities. You can create personal profiles, establish lists of users with whom you have a common connection or establish new relationships.

  To exchange ideas with other members, you can post messages to your personal page, send e-mails and instant messages or share files.

  Comments

  If you have any comments or suggestions about this feature, please do not hesitate to contact us at: Bureaudelatraduction.TranslationBureau@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca

  End of share content

  Close this Share Menu