DISQUS

Over in the Philippines they have a pirated version of pretty much everything ready available for sale on the streets, and I assume they all come from China because they all have Chinese characters on them.

Wow, what a list and what a response. Here's my twitter...

http://twitter.com/chrissandberg

This is probably my new favorite app. I was also a big fan of the classic board game, but I always hated how long it took sometimes because the game would drag on toward the end when so many armies were attacking each other and you had to figure out each dice roll. The dice rolls are calculated automatically in this app so the game moves along a lot quicker. I love it. I can play several games in just one sitting.

While I personally don't use Facebook for work a lot of our employees do use it as part of their day to day job duties (I work at a webmaster outsourcing company) so it is definitely not banned here.

Scabulous is a website which allows users to play to play scrabble with one another online. They have a Facebook app by the same name which allows users to play scrabble within Facebook, which is what we are talking about here. It is nice because you don't necessarily have to play in real time, you can make a move then log out and when you log back in your opponent will likely have made a move and it will be your turn again.

I'm also a fan of Scrabulous. I've got 6 games games going right now. I love it. There are also a bunch of other great apps on Facebook already. I hope this program will result in several new great apps. FaceBook is awesome.

Great Post. I have been following PayPerPost since they first launched. I've used them in the past as an advertiser, but wasn't much of a fan from the blogger side since they usually paid out so little. However, their recent changes have made me consider becoming a PayPerPost blogger.

I'm a big fan of craiglist. I have used it to successfully buy and sell products, find freelance workers, and find a few freelance jobs for myself. As far as buying and selling stuff goes I used to go to eBay all the time, now I just go to craigslist.

I actually met this Sam guy. He came in for a job interview for an SEO position were I am currently working (in the Philippines). What a small world.

Wow, that's quite a comprehensive list. I can't think of anything that wouldn't fit into one of those categories.

BYU-Hawaii, Cool. I went to BYU-Provo, and have a few friends at BYU-Hawaii.

Whenever I subscribe to a feed and find out that it only offers partial feeds I just unsubscribe most of the time. On the rare occasion that I do stay subscribed, I read far less of the content than I would if they had a full feed, since I am reluctant to click through. If you really want people to click through you should offer content that encourages discussion so that readers will click through to read responses and write their own comment as I just have.