Well, the basic principle of SEO is to generated visitors of one website, right? But it is so lamed to "click here" and "click that" using Social Bookmarking, is there a faster way to generate links using black hat SEO? i am so curious about it.

Not looking for a "social bookmarking" site… I have thousands of bookmarks and I want to be able to organize them with a drag & drop interface. I realize Firefox’s built-in bookmark manager will allow this, but I’m looking for something a little more robust. Ideally, something that has a preview screen of the bookmark’s corresponding web page, a built-in link checker (finding bookmarks that link to dead pages), and maybe some kind of "optimizer" that will check my bookmarks on-demand or automatically & alert me to duplicates and newly-deceased current bookmarks. I know there’s an extension that will alert you when you try to add a new bookmark that already exists, but it’s not really what I want.

It can be web-based or stand-alone, but if it’s web-based, I want the ability to keep my bookmarks private.

THANKS!

Could someone please tell me where I can find the javascript code for many (if not most/all) of the social bookmarking services?. I only need the javascripts (not the buttons/icons). Regular links won’t work so it has to be in javascript. A script generator capable of producing these scripts would be just as nice. I already have many of the "add to" and "post to" scripts but I’m trying to get more if possible since I don’t have many of the ones I really want (ie; Fark, Squidoo, etc). Thanks a bunch folks!.
Sorry, I wanted to mention that I am pretty new at the whole "Social Bookmarking" phenomenon so I’m not even sure what these "add to" and "post to" buttons are called … bookmarklets?. favlets? clicklets?. Also, when I go to a social networking site, to get the "post to" or "add to" javascript code, what exactly do I look under? … "tools" or something?. Sorry, I’m very new at this.
To Uktshaw…

Sorry but Dynamic Drive has been around for about 10 years or longer and they have nothing in the way of social bookmarking tools.

I’ve never tried this process of link building. I usually do forum posts, blog comments, article marketing, blogging, doorway pages, member profiles, and web directories.

I guess I just don’t know what it is! I don’t really understand how the system works. Does digg.com put up a link to your site or something? I’m confused at how this system helps me build backlinks.
EDIT: I’m actually interested in how the system works. Like a step by step process starting from me signing up for digg and ending at visitors coming to my website.
EDIT 2: Aw man, I didn’t know that those sites didn’t have quality backlinks. I guess that’s a good decision on Yahoo! and Digg’s part. They aren’t linking to "bad neighborhoods" by accident. However, I don’t think that the Yahoo! search engine actually uses the nofollow attribute. I’m pretty sure it will follow your page anyway. The nofollow thing is mostly a google thing.