Anyone can submit stories to the Gabbr news service. Once a story is submitted it is voted on by peers and is ranked based on its popularity.

The more interesting and relevant the story the higher the popularity.

Users can also tag, bookmark and comment on user submitted stories.

Content is tracked using a tagging system. Key words are saved from each piece of content and is used as a category or indexing system to organize the content.

Each tag can be clicked on and viewed under the tracking system. As each tag is tracked relevant content is displayed in a vertical fashion.

Users can add links to similar content based on the tag being viewed. The links are saved so that other Gabbr users can share them.

This method of saving links for public access allows for the tagging system to become a live tracking document for any subject on the web.

RSS (or Really Simple Syndication) is also known as a "feed", "web feed", or "channel". RSS feeds contain content from a associated websites. People can share RSS feeds which makes it possible to keep up with their favorite web sites in an automated manner that's easier than checking them manually.

Gabbr has an RSS feed repository which tracks thousands of popular feeds. Users can submit their favorite feeds to add to the database if they find their favorite feeds are not already present.

Find an interesting site? Want to save a link for future use? Do you need a bookmarking system that allows you to access it at work, school and home?

Gabbr's bookmarking service allows you the convenience and portability of online bookmarking important links.

You can access your bookmarks anywhere on the web. You can also share the bookmarks with your friends or browse, vote and comment on other people's bookmarks.