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Hey Sid,

I know what you mean Clever Tools has been taxing, but rewarding, so dont stop! Good luck with the new startup.

I too have been using Rescue Time and find it very well done. I find the UI of their dashboard very well planned and easy to use.

Sid,

Aaron states why they used the dropdown box. Because they have a limited book library, they didn't want users to get annoyed searching for books they didnt have. So, they offered a list of the ones they currently have in beta. As they add more, they will be a better interface.

I probably will not use the system right now. Once they add a better catalog I sure as heck will. Seems like a great idea.

Oops, forgot to leave a number.

I am a long time Mashable fan. I like how you guys cover other things that the other major sites do not. You guys rock!

Also, Richard Branson is probably the most interesting bazillionaire out there. I would love to take a ride on Virgin Atlantic.

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I am a long time Mashable fan. I like how you guys cover other things that the other major sites do not. You guys rock!

Also, Richard Branson is probably the most interesting bazillionaire out there. I would love to take a ride on Virgin Atlantic.

Man I could use it big time for CleverTools.com for our beta program to get feedback from users and implement ideas. Please, hopefully I get one!

does anyone know a service or product that will analyze a song and create the right id3 tags for it? I remember there used to be a service like this. I just don't want to go through my whole collection and fix tags.

Because they don't have the legal defense they big Google has. If they did, they wouldn't have lost their suite as fast. Plus they just didn't have the user base of YouTube.

Pete, given that screenshot, does that mean you are from the San Diego area?

You should add Quizlet to this list for people taking college language courses. http://www.quizlet.com. Pretty cool.

Hey Cameron!

Thanks for the add to the list. We are working very hard to launch Clever Tools and appreciate the exposure. Thanks for an awesome blog too Pete!

Thats too bad. I liked listpic a lot ad used it instead of Craigslist.

I TRIED to give Zooomr a chance since they were the little guy. But, their site was just awfully slow. So, I went to Flickr. I can only imagine what unlimited storage is going to do to their already slow site. It’s a shame as I like to see the little guys win.

Wow, talk about niche! I can't believe they are making that much a year on the amount of traffic they do. Crazy.

Haha, Im sure we both could find uses for it ;)

Very good idea. Box keeps seeming to do things right.

Why the heck do you need 24 million?

I think Open ID is a good compliment to the traditional login and account system. We just recently implemented it as an alternative way to signup an account at our new web 2.0 tools startup CleverTools.com. We did not feel like we should force users to use Open ID as not every knows or wants it.

I never was fond of open id until I realized how useful it was. Probably atleast one time a day I forget a password somewhere and have to recover it. So, if all the site I used had open id support, this would not be an issue.

I cant stand to read Digg comments because alot of the users there are.... uh.. retarded.

Same with Youtube and all these other sites dominated by teens.

It's too bad that none of these sites are really that big. I am thinking about uprooting and moving to Dallas after I get married. It would be great to see other people's homes out there.

And yes, that name is pretty bad.

Treehouse.. brilliant. That gave me a good laugh!