The idea of a share-able database is interesting. I can see more uses arising for that than another photo sharing opportunity, because, perhaps, about of half of Web 2.0 is about sharing photographs. Visual imagery seems to be a big part of the 2.0 aspect.
I don't know that I would use the Lazybase type of tool for anything in my personal life. I would not have that much to populate a database with; and what I could possibly put in a database, I don't think I would want to share via the internet.
For library, professional use, a Lazybase type of tool could be put to use to share information with patrons. It could be a good place to share noteworthy books, books centered on a theme, or even new books.
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