DandyID is a service that allows you to collect your various online selves. Because DandyID supports over 320+ services (including the obvious ones like Twitter and Facebook, and more than enough random ones like Wakoopa and Tioti), you should be able to fully collect yourself and share this information with others via your public profile.

DandyID also provides you with a “Social Rank“, a percentile system calculated from the number of sites you exist on compared to all DandyID users. In addition, there are a few tools you can use to better share your profile and discover users’ identities online (including a WordPress plug-in, Blogger widget, a FireFox plug-in, and Squidoo module). In order to incentivize developers to create more add-ons, DandyID is having a contest.

DandyID’s brand new features (released today)

• The new service verification feature allows you to verify that you really are the owner of your profile on Twitter, Brightkite, MySpace, YouTube, Flickr, and Facebook (and more in the near future). This in turns connects your verified profiles with your DandyID profile so you can gain control over your accounts and others can know that you are.. you.

• The new messaging system allows you to send messages to any of your mutual contacts. With a Pro Account, you will also be able to message up to 5 monthly messages to any user outside of your contacts (similar to LinkedIn’s In-Mails). Note that Pro Accounts are $4.95/month.

• Finally, the new analytics capabilities are quite interesting. These allow you to track where you are getting traffic from and shows you which of your accounts is being viewed the most. For example, if you 7 different accounts, it would show you how many page views each of them got in a particular period of time, and which is the most popular.

With the plethora of services online, these features will definitely help you keep track of where you exist on the web. DandyID is a promising service-of-services; if it gains widespread use as a public profile, we should see even more features in the future.

Netvibes pioneered the personalized start page; they are now making the experience even better by adding an entirely new dimension to managing your digital life in 1 place: Multiple Personalized Pages (MPP).

Netvibes CEO Freddy Mini recently gave us a fun sneak peek at the new Netvibes MPP features, which  will go live tomorrow night  (Tuesday, May 26th).

With Multiple Personalized Pages, Netvibes users will soon be able to have an unlimited amount of pages. That means unlimited pages and unlimited tabs to remix the web however you want. From startpages and business dashboards to topic pages, public pages,  enterprise portals for large companies, and branded microsites that can be personalized by anyone (like Nissan’s 100% Urban Guide and Ogilvy’s The Daily Influence), Netvibes will let you to manage widgets and feeds on multiple pages in a fast, personalized, efficient, and organized manner.

Here’s an example:

“Anna Clark” is a Social Nerdia contributor. She has a public page where she shares her tweets, RSS feeds,  and other information with the whole world. Anna also has several private pages, including one for Social Nerdia (Anna stays on top of everything tech through this page), one about the Barcelona soccer team (Anna’s a huge fan), and one in which she can manage her personalized page for The Daily Influence.

Here are our screenshots:

Anna’s Public Page:

The Social Nerdia Private Page: 

 Anna’s “The Daily Influence” Personalized Page: 

 Manage and organize your pages:

Arrange Pages:

Copy Tabs: 

Also check out  Social Nerdia’s Public Netvibes Page and read our interview with Netvibes’ CEO Freddy Mini.