About 1 of every 5 or 6 webpages I try to bookmark in google.com/bookmarks 
doesn't get added. I end up having to strip the url in the url field down 
to just the domain and paste the complete url to the comment field just to 
have a record of the page. And sometimes stripping the url down to just the 
domain doesn't work either -- somehow there's something in www.sitename.com 
or the site description name that doesn't get accepted by gmarks.

There's absolutely no pattern that I can discern. It's not weird characters 
or something. Webpages that get bookmarked and webpages that don't get 
bookmarked have nothing different between their urls that I can tell, and 
webpages within a domain/site don't get bookmarked and other pages within 
the same domain/site do get bookmarked.

And it's absolutely consistent through time -- if I come back a couple 
minutes later, or a week later, the same webpage won't get bookmarked, and 
the same other pages will. So not a general temporary glitch with Google's 
servers affecting all requests randomly.

(And it's not a censorship issue either -- not that I think Google has such 
a policy in effect -- the pages that don't get bookmarked are completely 
random, innocuous, indistinguishable from other sites.)

FOR EXAMPLE, this page will not get bookmarked, and as mentioned I had to 
strip the url down to the domain name (http://www.zdnet.com) and paste the 
complete url to the comment field to get it accepted as a bookmark: 
http://www.zdnet.com/article/rip-windows-media-center/

... while other pages within www.zdnet.com at the same moment will 
consistently get bookmarked.

Anyone else come across this? Anyone from Google weigh in? Thx.

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