Was it Flickr that started the “r”-ending wild fire?
So now we have,
Update:
- Dingr (Chinese, very interesting because 啊 actually sounds like ‘r’)
Monthly Archive for January, 2006
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Here’s a list of services that is similar to Digg though they might say we do it differently from Digg. But we know better right?
So,
Update:
- Dingr (Chinese)
Fleck is yet aother Web 2.0 idea in stealth mode.
Except a great sense of humour that amuses even TechCrunch, not much information is on the website.
The blog though is a pretty good read, especially those trying to scoop some web2.0 money while it last.
What about the crazy colors people are thinking up to grab attention? I love the pink!
Natually I signed up, hope to get a glimpse of it soon.
Ran across this simple idea today on another blog.
Everyone likes a free gift. Giving away stuff is a good way to gain some online karma and visitors.
I’m interested to try this idea out to see how efficient is the blogosphere in spreading free giveaway news. I don’t get that much traffic anyway, let’s see how many entries I get.
Free domain giveaway
Simple rules
- No strings attached (though a link would certainly be nice)
- Leave a comment and email
- Leave out the domain name if you wish, the eventual winner will be contacted
- only .com, .net, .org
- Number of winners:
- 20 or less comments: 1
- each additional 25 comments: 1
- One comment per person (check your conscience)
- Winner selected by my undisclosed, patented methology is final
- Closing date: Undecided, until this exercise costs me too much to maintain.
So spread the word!
The orignial comments are here
I couldn’t recall some information and I remembered Lexxe was good at this kind of information lookup. So I tried,
Who is the author of harry potter?
Look at the suggested answer:
Now try this with Goggle.
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