Wondir Land- on Live Q&A and the Social Web

2004-12-27T17:41:00.000-08:00

Moving Wondir Land

Wondir Land is moving here.

2004-12-26T17:03:00.000-08:00

This is worth checking out. Looks like Jabber is merging instant messaging with RSS syndication. Very cool.

2004-12-16T17:14:00.000-08:00

Visions of Aestia: Dumb RDF and Smart RDF

This is a great explanation of RDF fundamentals. I have a feeling that we'll be hearing as much about RDF in the coming years as we are about RSS now (not to pretend that the two are distinct, as they overlap considerably, as the above post discusses.)

2004-12-13T14:00:00.000-08:00

MSNBC - The Alpha Bloggers

Worth reading.

2004-12-05T13:16:00.000-08:00

Marc's Voice: The difference bewteen signing up and using a SNS

The important line for me in Marc's post is: "What can I do with this social network besides meet people?" This is why Wondir has a place in the SN space. We can give those networks something to do with each other-- Live Q&A in particular.

2004-12-05T13:12:00.000-08:00

Marc�s got Huminity - The Social Software Weblog - socialsoftware.weblogsinc.com

Huminity is a site I need to try. If I understand correctly, this is is the first instantation of social network chat. By this I mean chatting with your n-degree organic social network, not with a category of users (ie Yahoo chat).

2004-12-05T13:05:00.000-08:00

Charlene Li's Blog: MSN Spaces will make blogs communication tools

I couldn't agree more. Soon people will start to post units of communication, rather than one-way opinion/diary/commentary posts to their blogs, and people will respond faster. Blogging will become an IM broadcast, each post an "instant message in a bottle," that anyone interested can respond to.

2004-12-05T12:54:00.000-08:00

apophenia: end of email era in Korea

2004-12-03T14:59:00.000-08:00

ActiveWords: the Silver Bullet of Desktop-Apps

Had the pleasure of meeting with Buzz Bruggeman, the man behind ActiveWords, at a Redmond Tully's yesterday. Great guy. I really believe in his idea, have been a big fan for quite some time and use ActiveWords on my desktop relentlessly. Probably saves me several hours a day. I never use my Favorites folder anymore (or many of the features I used to depend on before ActiveWords) for that matter. It's the only new application I've tried this year that I can't live without.

In a word, ActiveWords is the ultimate shortcut to wherever you want to go, whatever you want to do. For example, whenever I want to go check the stats at Wondir, which is central to my job, I simply enter the letter "a" then double-space. It doesn't matter where I type it, whether I'm in Word, email, a browser or even if I have no applications open at all. ActiveWords just "listens" to what I'm typing wherever I am and knows what to do. In the above example, my computer launches the browser and brings me to the URL for the admin at Wondir, where the stats are. Usually this process would take me quite a while, but with ActiveWords it takes me a split-second and bam, it's done.

All of this hinges on the fact that ActiveWords gives my computer a new "ear" to listen to me and a new "eye" to see what I'm saying. In the above example, my computer suddenly knows where to go b/c I've told ActiveWords what "a" means to me. It knows that whenever I type "a" then double-space that I want to go the admin URL for Wondir. It also knows that when I type "sc" then double-space that I want to go to Scottrade.com. It even knows that when I type "pa" then double-space that I want to paste the the standard Wondir partnership proposal piece into a document (a piece of text that is several hundred words long).

So ActiveWords gets me to any destination, or initiates any task, that I want it to, skipping all of the busy-work steps in between. It's the ultimate macro, except without the pain in the ass associated with macros. To create a shortcut, you simple type "add" and double-space and it opens a window that walks you through the steps. Takes about ten seconds, generally, at the most, to create a new shortcut.

The same goes for all sorts of other things that used to take me a long time and now take no time at all. I can't imagine not using ActiveWords, and I predict that this shortcut-system, whether ActiveWords' version or another's, will become an indispensible, standard component of everyone's on and offline experience in the not-so-far future. At the extreme, a resourceful user of ActiveWords could eventually bypass the need for the mouse and GUI altogether.

2004-11-28T13:41:00.000-08:00

Wondir and Abuzz?

It's true that Wondir and Abuzz are not altogether different. Yet their differences far outweigh their similarities. You had to be a member to ask and answer at Abuzz, as far as I'm aware. At Wondir, you don't need to sign up. You just show up at Wondir.com and type your question into a big box, just as if you were using AskJeeves or Google. That's it. Seconds later you may be getting instant message responses from other people out there that have answers to your question. You don't even have to choose a category or an expert etc to send your question to. It's all taken care of for you. The web-based instant messaging feature and high-speed question board reduce response times to minutes, sometimes seconds. Yes, there have been hundreds of Q&A sites to date, and they're all different from one another, but despite their differences, in the end, they're still much more similar to one other than they are to Wondir, the black (or actually green) sheep of the bunch.

2004-11-26T13:09:00.000-08:00

3G Search: Wondir, very familiar model

Esteban Kozak, the author, mentions that he was "amazed to learn that Wondir's strategy is practically an exact copy of our initial vision." I'm wondering what company or website "our" refers to. I looked around on Esteban's blog but didn't find a reference to the website or company he's talking about, although I'm quite curious. Also did a quick search on the "3G Search" but didn't find much right off the bat.

2004-11-24T15:19:00.000-08:00

Inflatable Church. This is no joke :)

2004-11-24T13:10:00.000-08:00

The Search Lounge. Search engine reviews by Stingo.: Wondir

Wondir gets an in-depth review from Stingo. Although the review is mixed, it's very helpful to get this much point for point feedback. All in all, judging Wondir from a "quality of results" p.o.v. may be unfair this early in the game, given that unlike search engines, we don't have the critical mass of online users/answerers or searchable content (in the form of previous asked questions with answers) to really show off what Wondir can do. But if/when we have thousands of questioners and answerers online at any given time, and tens of millions of previous asked questions with answers to search, then I think the same reviewer would have quite a different experience (even if our UI and technology stayed exactly the same). Either way, really appreciate people taking the time to look into Wondir in this much depth. I'll be sure to save Stingo's review.

2004-11-20T12:18:00.000-08:00

John Battelle's Searchblog: Grokking Wondir

2004-11-13T12:55:00.000-08:00

Wondir member feels the love

We try to respond to everything that comes in. We're still small enough that a single comment/suggestion from a user can trigger a change, a new feature, etc, and alter the course of Wondir's future.

2004-11-10T17:51:00.000-08:00

Wondir.com Partners with RateMyTeachers.com

RateMyTeachers.com is very cool and we're proud to power their Live Q&A function. RateMyTeachers gives students the chance to grade their teachers. They're growing very fast, have millions of ratings already, and chances are whatever/wherever your school may be, they've got it covered and teachers are being rated by their students. If you visit their home page and click on Find Your School, you can zoom in on your elementary, high school, etc, and rate your teachers (or see how your former teachers are being rated.) You'll also see a scrolling question ticker and ask-box, like the one at the top of this blog, that their members are using to Q&A with each other about their teachers, etc.

Their sister site is RateMyProfessors.com, also worth checking out.

2004-10-29T17:03:00.000-07:00

VentureBlog: The Internet And the Death Of 80/20

The above is very worth the read.

2004-10-29T16:42:00.000-07:00

Unbound Spiral: Skype API

I just downloaded Skype for the 1st time after reading the above. I never thought of it as an instant messenger, but it looks like it serves in that capacity as well. We'll see how this goes...

2004-10-28T13:10:00.000-07:00

WebProWorld :: RSS Spam A Growing Trend?

This could be a real issue, but what I don't get is the line that reads: "Feedster and its ability to turn a search query into an RSS feed." What do they mean by that? Are they saying that your search itself gets syndicated by RSS when you use Feedster... what? I'll have to look into Feedster and see what they're up to that I'm not aware of. Or maybe they just mean that Feedster allows you to search RSS feeds by way of search terms, but that's not how it's stated above. Anyway, something to look into.

2004-10-27T17:08:00.000-07:00

Esher Dyson discovers "search'n'chat"

Unfortunately, Baidu.com, the search 'n' chat site, is Chinese, so I couldn't really check it out, other than to imagine what must be going on as I stare at the symbols.

The basic gist is that you can respond to other searchers searches in near-real time, I believe in the form of a thread. So someone searches on "blogs" and this starts an instant-thread that anyone can participate in. I just took a look and of course can't make heads or tails of it, as it's in Chinese and I'm not sure how to use those translator tools, but this is just the thing I've been interested in for the last four years if I understand it correctly.

I originally launched GlobeAlive.com along these lines, whereby you type in a search/query and have your search posted to a live board, where anyone could click and respond to your search (and really respond to you) by a web-based instant messenger. We later changed the format so your search produced a results list of people on the net right now that signed up to be available for Jabber-based chat on that keyword or phrase, so you were in control and could just click and chat w/ them.

Wondir does something even closer to Baidu than GlobeAlive, I believe, in that your search (which must be entered in the form of a question) is posted live to the question board, and anyone can click on your question and instant message you or otherwise respond to your search/question in a thread-post format. I approached Esther at the Web2.0 about Wondir, but not sure I made the concept very clear as I often don't talk about it in a search context, even though that's how it looks and works.

Anyway, great to see someone talking about this. If anyone knows of any English sites that are trying this approach to search, please let me know. Or any options at Baidu.com for an English version? I'll have to poke around over there and see. Perhaps an auto-translator could help, there's probably one around I could plug into.

2004-10-27T16:33:00.000-07:00

Attention Podcasters: Feedburner announces SmartCast
Looks like Feedburner goes beyond Podcasting with SmartCast by focusing on the RSS enclosure trend in general rather than Podcasting alone, although that's the immediate application of interest.

2004-10-27T13:50:00.000-07:00

Google Desktop Image Search?

Does anyone know if you can search images on your desktop by way of Google DS? Don't see that as an option, but that would be quite nice.

2004-10-26T17:57:00.000-07:00

Is Wikinews on the way?

2004-10-26T16:58:00.000-07:00

Compelling Take on the Semantic Web

2004-10-21T15:38:00.000-07:00

The Magic of PubSub

I'm very interested in what PubSub is doing because of what I see as an untapped aspect of the blogosphere: real-time interaction. For example, suppose someone posted something in the title of their blog such as "hey, anyone out there want to chat about podcasting? I've got some ideas I want to bounce off someone." Another user, who has a Pubsub account with the keyword "podcasting" sees that post arrive in his Gush aggregator or IE sidebar (via the Pubsub plugin) in real-time and clicks on it. This is where real-time interaction is slightly awkward, given that the comments section on blogs isn't really designed for it, but let's say that the original user has Chatango on his/her blog. The two then begin chatting about podcasting, just moments after the blogger posted the initial message.

In this way, using Pubsub, every blog post becomes an "instant message in a bottle" that anyone out there with their ear to the blogospherese that might be interested in that message can click on in real-time and respond to. (At first glance, one might think that anyone with an RSS aggregator subscribed to any number of bloggers' feeds could do this, but that's not the case. With PubSub, you subscribe to keywords, so you don't have to know the blogger in advance, and aggregators don't show you each post in real-time, although PubSub does.) Such a medium, in my mind, would facilitate all sorts of blog-initiated interaction beyond the standard personal publishing/diary/news/commentary quality of blog posts (which is great, but I feel, limited). People could/would suddenly use their blog to engage in live Q&A, initiate specific-topic chats, meet people w/ mutual-interests in real time, sell things in real-time (with a reach far greater than any chat room or walled-garden community) sending an "instant message in a bottle" into the web by way of their blog whenever they wanted to engage in a real-time conversation w/ someone out there on the net (who they don't happen to know) but who has the answer/product/service/conversation/profile/purchasing interestes, etc they're looking for in a response.

2004-10-20T17:37:00.000-07:00

Unbound Spiral: One Step Beyond the Buddylist

Stuart Henshall goes into a fair amount of detail with regard to the hype over presence. Like identity and IM, I think there needs to be an open solution that (hopefully) reaches ubiquity someday. Maybe there already is, I haven't gotten involved in the presence conversation, but it does seem far too difficult to find out whose available contact at any given time without the usual hassles of launching an IM, for example, that they happen to use and have running and have you on their buddy list, etc. I think Jabber might have a solution, we'll see.

2004-10-20T17:17:00.000-07:00

Mary Hodder on Webnotes

Danah Boyd chimes in w/ a plea for the return of e-quill. Either way, this graffiki medium is compelling in its simplicity. I still find wikis difficult to use sometimes, whereas this seems to be a cinch, although it's clearly another animal.

2004-10-20T17:11:00.000-07:00

Microsoft announces new client application to integrate communications

This looks interesting. Especially the bit about interoperability w/ AIM and Yahoo (only for business users though, it seems.)

2004-10-19T11:49:00.000-07:00

Google Your Outlook

I've always wanted a search feature in my outlook, to find a phone number in some ancient email, etc. I just used Google Desktop to find one-- bam, it grabbed it. I think this is the best thing about Google Desktop-- indexing and searching old emails. I wonder what Scoble thinks of this. I'm sure MS will build a counterpart in a flash, or maybe Longhorn already has it. But until then, I'm really digging Googling my Outlook.

2004-10-18T16:19:00.000-07:00

A Conversation with a Wondir Regular

(We received the following email via feedback@wondir.com. Follow-up comments are from Larry, our head of programming. Permission was granted to publish the thread and identify the author of the original email.)

First of all- is the Wondir team planning to redo the website's design anytime soon? If you are, you might want to take into consideration these following points:

1. Would be a good idea to have an auto refreshing page for the question board. That way people can get all the questions as they come in, and don't have to keep refreshing to see the new questions

Good idea. We've heard this from others too.

2. It might also be a good idea to have a sidebar or something, listing the number of people currently signed in and who they are. Maybe have it so that people who get disconnected from the site can easily find who they were just talking to; or even if just for the regulars who want to talk to their fellow regulars...

We are in the planning stages on an overhaul of WIM. One of the things we're considering is a "Wondir Buddies" (final name TBD) list in a separate window that might contain presence information for other Wondir users that you select, maybe also folks who have answered your questions or whose questions match your alerts. And some other goodies. What do you think of putting it in its own window vs. a sidebar on the main window?

3. Maybe you could start a wondir-regulars chatroom where only members who have a position in the highest 20% of answerers or something can have access to. I bring this up because on several occasions I have seen people try to get together with people they met the other day to talk, but find it best to chat on an instant messaging service or chatting website.

4. Have all the questions that come in from the Answerbus website appear as a different color on the question board. This would be helpful to those who are regulars on the site and really want to help real people. Posting answers to questions submitted by websites is at most times useless.

I understand your feelings about this. But there are several reasons why we don't want to encourage people to skip questions originating from outside of Wondir:
1) You never know who might be looking at the answer you post - it's not necessarily just the person who asked the question.
2) Some of the 3rd-party website users do "click through" and view the responses on our site. (The questions *are* coming from real people, just not directly.)
3) The questions and answers go into the database that we search to provide "related questions and answers" results on the results page you see when you ask a question; so every answer helps.
4) We will be making questions and answers available to a wider audience through such means as RSS feeds. So, answering a question on Wondir is never useless!

5. Make it available for any user to report another user. This would be helpful if at any time a user gets out of hand and insults a visitor or fellow user. People, with the click of a button, could have that user reported.

Good idea. Would require additional staffing on our end to respond to "reports," which we have not ruled out.

6. Have a page praising people in the highest percentage of answerers. This
would give people motivation to stay and participate.

How is this different from our Wondir 50?

7. Maybe it would be good to have a page on the site that lists suggested websites for all the different categories. This would be helpful to people who are unable to find an answer on the Wondir site. For example: I noticed a real large percentage of questions related to the pregnancy category, a lot of these questions involve topics that are covered in full on other websites. (The possibility also exists to gain a profit from this through the advertising of these sites).

We are looking at a variety of ways to partner with other sites.

8. Instead of having people enter their areas of expertise in their profiles, have it as a question in bullet form, where people can click on their areas (it makes it clearer to the user). That can be done, while at the same time, if users answer a lot of questions in a certain category, they are listed under that category. (This occurred to me because last night I answered many questions in the pregnancy category and there was one visitor that asked for me through posting a question ("is neonfx out there and available to answer a question?")). She was looking for me because she had noticed I answered a lot of questions in the pregnancy category and she needed advice in that category.

Sorry to be redundant, but good idea(s).

9. Make mentioning a user's nickname in a question a default question alert. This would of been useful in the case I described in the last point where someone was looking for me. I have a messenger service (msn) that alerts me of new incoming emails, and this gives me a very useful way to know when certain alerts come in.

Some people would hate this, and anybody can easily do this themselves manually, so we'll let things be.

10. On that note, make the topic of the question alert the subject heading in the emails Wondir sends. This is useful because the questions in full don't fit in the subject column in most email services while in the inbox page. This would be useful in the case that a user places a higher priority over certain alerts.

By "topic" do you mean the alert name? On the flip side, if you get multiple alerts for the same alert profile, the first few words of the question might help you to differentiate between and/or prioritize them.

11. Give warning if you do perform changes to the site, either in email form, or as a separate tab on the main Wondir site. This would be helpful for many to smoothly adapt to new features.

We do try to inform everybody via the "weekly wondir" emails but are also considering communication methods more directly tied to the site - like a separate tab or a Wondir Buddies status window (as I mentioned above).

In all, I love Wondir.com and the idea behind it. Your team really has come up with a brilliant idea to make many people happier, a brilliant way for many people to seek advice on anything. Points I mentioned in this email are just suggestions for making Wondir.com a better site, just things that have gone through my mind these past few days, not at all things that need to be done urgently.

I would really appreciate it if this email is replied to by a person and not by an automated response email service.

My pleasure.

Thank you for your time,
Joshua Gonzalez (aka NeonFx)

2004-10-15T18:02:00.000-07:00

DocuTicker

Gary Price and Steven M. Cohen (two friends of Wondir) and Shirl Kennedy team up to give us the daily DocuTicker. Here's there sum:

Docuticker is a daily update of new reports from government agencies, ngo's,
think tanks, and other groups. DocuTicker is compiled by the librarians who
bring you ResourceShelf.com.

2004-10-15T17:50:00.000-07:00

Got Jot?

I missed the Jot demo at the Web2.0, but heard it was impressive. I just checked out their online demo though via Rojo via Joho (the blog) via Jotspot.

I think they're on to something. As easy as wikis are to use, they need to be a lot easier to reach ubiquity. I don't think they get much easier than this.

2004-10-15T10:59:00.000-07:00

Yelp!

Who's tried Yelp! Looks a local social network Q&A site, centered around business recommendations. Maybe a good partner for Wondir. I'll have to get in touch with them.

2004-10-14T16:29:00.000-07:00

Blogospheric Inflation

Check out Sifry's Alerts: State of the Blogosphere, October 2004 to see the speed at which the blogosphere is growing.

2004-10-14T14:13:00.000-07:00

Calling all Librarians

Steven M. Cohen, a prominent voice in the librarian and information resources community, was kind enough to give us his take on Wondir and extend our invitation to librarians to stop in and answer a few questions at Wondir.com.

2004-10-13T13:06:00.000-07:00

TypePad Q&A

We're just starting to experiment with adding Wondir's basic Live Q&A functionality to blogs. Here's a very early-stage example, look for improvements over the coming days, and we should have something polished soon, at least for TypePad users.

2004-10-13T11:55:00.000-07:00

Is it possible to subscribe to Gush announcements from particular groups? Or can one only send Gush announcements?

2004-10-13T11:46:00.000-07:00

PubSubbing

I used the PubSub sidebar today to watch the blogosphere update itself in real-time. Since I'm with Wondir, I'm interested in seeing who's asking what in the blogosphere in real-time, and PubSub let me do that. I watched as several questions/posts per second cascaded down the page in real-time as I saw the live Q&A slice of the blogosphere. Very cool. Now how could we get those live Qs in front of Wondir users to respond to in real-time?

2004-10-13T11:45:00.000-07:00

Blog-to-IM

Does anyone know of a service/app/project out there that notifies you by IM when someone has posted a comment to your blog? Would it even be possible to do that, and to send the comment in the IM message?

2004-10-11T15:25:00.000-07:00

The Semantic Web in 5 years

Mark Graham sent me this article, a Utopian (and yet not altogether unrealistic) vision of what the Semantic Web, coupled with Google, could do for us in just a few years.

2004-10-08T14:11:00.000-07:00

The end of the walled garden

A number of speakers at the Web2.0 expressed a very meaninful idea in my opinion: that lock-in data and the walled-garden approach to community information is a dead-end, and that the communities that open up their content to be shared with other communities will win in the end. It's not the content that makes the site valuable, but the way the site displays and shares the content that makes it preferrable in an open web (much as Google won out because it had a better way of sorting results, rather than having better content per say.)

2004-10-08T13:56:00.000-07:00

Pubsub

Has anyone used pubsub to interact with other bloggers in almost real-time. This is a possibility I'm interested in-- blogging as a messaging medium, not simply a publishing medium. With near real-time RSS aggregators, real-time alerts (on both the publishing side and response/comments side), it may be possible with a new app or some combo of what's out there now to use blog posts/comments to see who's saying what at any given time and to jump in on the conversation in real-time. I hear pubsub might be step in this direction, will check it out.

2004-10-08T13:52:00.000-07:00

Sxip In

Spent some time with the good people at Sxip at the Web2.0. I really hope this catches on. I'll be sxipping-in to as many sites as possible. A lot of people have been skeptical of the identity space-- so many have tried to tackle it, from Microsoft to PingID. Who thinks Sxip is going to pull it off and reach ubiquity? Who thinks they won't?

2004-10-08T13:50:00.000-07:00

Rojo

Who's tried Rojo? What do you think? I'll be trying it later today, thanks to Mark Graham. Can't wait to see what this is all about. From what I hear they're merging social networking with RSS aggregation.

2004-10-08T13:17:00.000-07:00

Using the Wondir ask-box to search for past questions and answers

Here's a conversation I just had with one of our regulars at Wondir. He said he's was okay with me putting it up at Wondir Land with his IM handle. I edited a couple of my comments to safequard myself agains misrepresenting the Wondir auto-intepreter system, otherwise unchanged:

MtlCstr: Howdy
AllenSearls2: hey!
MtlCstr: Zup!
MtlCstr: You know
what would be cool on Wondir - is a way to search through previous questions and
answers.
MtlCstr: I mean without posting a new question.
MtlCstr: It could
have all kinds of limiters like date and category.
AllenSearls2: very
true
AllenSearls2: we're certainly considering it
MtlCstr: Sometimes I
find new info relevant to an old question and it would be nice to have an easy
way to find it and post the info.
AllenSearls2: you can run a search at
Wondir right now via the ask-box, your search won't post to the boards unless
it's interpreted as a question
AllenSearls2: for example, try typing
"education" (without the quotes) into the ask box and clicking "ask"
MtlCstr:
ok
MtlCstr: So what parameters govern whether it is interpreted as a question
or not?
AllenSearls2: it's slightly complex
MtlCstr: I guess that's a
"duh"
AllenSearls2: (in general) if it has a question mark at the end, if it's more than
a critical number of words, if it contains "who, what, where, when, how" kind of langualge in it, then it's a generally interpreted
MtlCstr: OK
AllenSearls2:
cool, let me know if u have other questions
MtlCstr: OK
AllenSearls2: mind
if I pass this conversation around to the others at Wondir, and possibly put it
up on the Wondir Land weblog, it would be good for others to see this and know
they can do that
MtlCstr: Sure - fine by me
AllenSearls2: thx

2004-10-08T13:03:00.000-07:00

Who saw the keyhole presentation at the Web2.0? Was that not amazing?

I wonder how many years off the "spatial web" is. Once you can got to a website, zoom in on any point on the satellite view of Earth, such as your own house, and start clicking on your neighbors houses to view any content they've tagged to their own homes, such as their blogs, photos, profiles, etc, then we may have a whole new sense of local community (and a whole new sense of stalking, I suppose.)

2004-10-08T13:01:00.000-07:00

Podcasting

Lots of talk about podcasting, thanks to Doc and Jeff Jarvis and others. Who's podcasting? How's it going for you?

2004-09-27T15:31:00.000-07:00

Wikipedia surpasses one million articles

Wondir is trying to become something of the Wikipedia of Q&A, compiling a body of user-generated content in the form of massive amounts of questions and answers on every conceivable topic. Not at a million yet, but we have hundreds of thousands thus far.

Ross Mayfield points out the magnitude of what Wikipedia has accomplished: "if each article took 1 person week to produce, getting the next million would take 40,000 full-time equivalent resources to get it done in the same amount of predicted time."

2004-09-27T15:12:00.000-07:00

Semantic Web Gaining Traction?

For years I've been hearing about the semantic web, and most of those that I've talked to feel it's a pleasant and worthwhile vision but too nebulous and far off to be taken seriously at this point. Perhaps this interview with Berners-Lee will help clear things up.

2004-09-27T15:03:00.000-07:00

Ahmed Puts the Ticker Up

Found this on Technorati. This is the first I've seen the Wondir ticker go up as a blog post.

2004-09-02T16:40:00.000-07:00

Test the Wondir Blogging Category Ticker

How does this look? Do you see questions scrolling by at the top of the page. These are live questions from the Wondir Blogging category. You can click on one of those and answer it.

2004-08-30T14:56:00.000-07:00

Marc Canter introduces us to "Sell-side Advertising"

I really like what Marc is calling "Sell-side Advertising" and perhaps Wondir can be a part of it.

After reading Marc's post it's making all the more sense. Definitely worth the read.

2004-08-30T14:19:00.000-07:00

Rise of the Answer Engine

When Search Engines Become Answer Engines (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) ties in well with the micro-content and rss movement. Wondir is an answer engine, but driven by human responses rather than answer results.

2004-08-26T16:44:00.000-07:00

Un-destroying the Inquisitive 8-year old

Thanks Doc for pointing out What Happens if...?, a site not easily described with a quick sum. Here's what the author had to say:

This site is dedicated to the lost inquisitive desires that growing up destroyed.

I wonder what this guy thinks of Wondir.

2004-08-19T16:25:00.000-07:00

Who is Steven M. Cohen?

For those of us who have watched the Wondir question board for countless hours we have gotten used to the mysterious post: “Who is Steven M. Cohen?” showing up again and again. Well, the mystery is over. I was doing a search on librarian organizations today as part of our campaign to broaden the answer community at Wondir and found none other than Steven M. Cohen, author of LLRX.com - RSS for Non-Techie Librarians.

2004-08-13T15:40:00.000-07:00

Craig, eBay and Left Field

Heard about this on cnn of all places today, then got to Craig's blog via Doc and thought Craig had something more surprising than the deal itself to say here

2004-08-13T12:17:00.000-07:00

Human Powered Heli-flopper

Wouldn't it be cool if there really was a Human Powered Helicopter that got off the ground? Unfortunately, this one didn't.

2004-08-12T20:08:00.000-07:00

My Favorite User Name

Saw this screen name at Wondir: hauntedmeatloaf. Nice.

2004-08-12T16:43:00.000-07:00

Flickr what?

Yet another reference to Flickr at apophenia. I really need to check that out. I started to sign up but was just trying to I get a window for friends to put on my blog, looks more like a social network centered around shared pics, or...? Need to figure it out, as it seems to be making a lot of people happy right now :) I see Marc uses it and says "it will never suck."

2004-08-11T17:48:00.000-07:00

The Feeds-First Movement

This is my first "Blog This!" post, doing it all from a little window generated by the google toolbar, wonder if this will work...

Marc talks about Jason Kottke's post suggesting we make web pages from feeds instead of feeds from web pages (that oversimplifies it but I think the point is still there). If I understand him correctly, which I may not, I agree and was hoping people would get turned on to the idea that documents and web pages are not the be-all of the web anymore. Here's his clip from Jason's piece:

I'm beginning to think that feeds (and content tagging) should be the starting point, not an offshoot. Until now, our tools have produced web pages then feeds. I'm thinking we need tools that create feeds and then let us combine them into web pages.

2004-08-11T15:45:00.000-07:00

Xtreme Democracy

Mitch Ratcliffe joined forces with others to bring the Xtreme Democracy book online, it's about the emergence of online activism.

2004-08-11T15:30:00.000-07:00

Not another network

Danah Boyd on getting yet another social network spam-invite. Needless to say, she wasn't happy about it. Has anyone tried Multiply? Just looked at it and it seems like a newbie. I added a comment to Danah's post that I'd be interested in finding out if there's any kind of meta- social network or an aggregator, so you can interact with all your friends and let them interact with each other, regardless of what club they're in. But for that to happen, I think FOAF, XFN, SXIP or yet another will have to really catch on. Who uses these currently and what do you think? I'm using XFN and exploring the other two.

2004-08-10T13:34:00.000-07:00

Lol

Mark just sent me this:

WGuest804304 asked:

How do i get rid of blackheads quickly? I want to
impress some a guy i like.

Dunnerz answered:

I dont think you can impress him with how quick you remove your blackheads.

Probably can't blog this at the Daily Wondir, but still like it.

2004-08-09T18:52:00.000-07:00

Thanks Scoble

I went to the Scoble bbq this weekend. I think I called Robert Scoble "Robert" at least once or twice before realizing that everyone (at least it seemed to me) just called him "Scoble." I'll have to work on that :) Had a good time, met some great people, thanks Scoble :)

Got to meet Adam Field, who blogs at Adam's Mindspace from Eastbourne (I believe) not too far from where I went to school in Brighton, England at the University of Sussex. We talked about the ridiculousness of American outrage over gas prices, among other things. We calculated the average cost per gallon in England is about 7 bucks. Anyway, great guy. Hope to hang with him as he travels thousands of miles to Seattle about once a month.

Also had a great talk Dennis Hamilton, with blogs here, here and here who's getting a first class master's online, he's the first I've met who's doing this. Brick and mortar educational institutions are in danger :) He asked about how my interests in philosophy tie in with my interests in social software. I promise to blog about that soon, as it's something I've thought a lot about.

Finally got to meet Dave Winer, who took these pics of the bbq on his new Nikon coolpix 3200, which I only know b/c I spent way to much time studying the coolpix line in my past life (job). I was sitting there with the others, mostly Microsofties and Channel 9 folks, when Dave looked at me and said "who are you?" I was somewhat intimidated, but he was actually very kind to me and it was fun.

2004-08-09T17:32:00.000-07:00

There are expert sites, and then there's Wondir

This comes up so often that I thought I'd blog about it. Got an email from JD Lasica, who passed a compliment on to my father (Doc), calling him "a true rock star of the tech world." That's great, I'll pass it on to him. JD also asked me to compare and contrast expert sites, such as Abuzz or Google Answers, with Wondir.

I wrote a bunch about this a while back, but will summarize here:

Wondir has at least four layers of uniquess that distinguish it from standard expert-sites, all of which I think are providing a great service, but none of which have all four of these components:
Wondir is free.
Wondir is live. You can ask and answer in real-time, using the on-site Jabber chat (it engages automatically when you ask or answer, you don't have to download it.)
Wondir is for everyone. Anyone can ask, and anyone can answer. You don't have to register to do either, although you can. And if you're answering, we let the other party decide whether or not you're an expert.
Wondir is a cinch to use. You just ask your question in a big box on our front page and seconds later you're chatting with someone with an answer (or getting an answer soon thereafter if no one's around w/ your answer). It's as quick, anonymous and easy to use as a standard search engine, except there are live people on the other end. Answering is just as easy. You just click on a question and answer it by chat, post or even email, whichever you wish.
Contrast this with Google Answers, one example of the standard expert site model:
Non-live, primarily email based interaction.
Members only.
Pay per answer (although Abuzz and others don't require this)
Elaborate asking and answering process.
I think this is one reason why Wondir, although just getting started and with an infinitesimal fraction of the resources of a Google, already has several times more questions and answers per day than Google Answers, and more than any of the free sites as well, including AllExperts, Abuzz, Answerway and so on. We see Live Q&A as part of the simple day-to-day functionality of the web, like using a search engine or a browser, rather than an elaborate members-only service. Of course, being a free-for-all medium means Wondir has to deal with all kinds of silliness in the mix, but so do search engines, so does email, so does anything that goes for ubiquity.
*JD mentioned that weblogs have in some ways replaced standard expert sites. I agree. Wondir may also make each question and answer, like blog posts, available via an RSS feed in the future.

2004-08-09T16:40:00.000-07:00

You don't want to know

Just saw this posted at the site: this is a weird question but what is a camel toe? and im not talking about a camel!

2004-08-06T12:54:00.000-07:00

Levels of Social Networking expertise

I'll have to save this as a resource, found it at Many2Many Good to have a breakdown. Haven't decided where to classify myself: Newbie/Aware/Enthusiast/Head, etc, partly because the community I'm responsible for at Wondir is not a social network, although it's being used partly as one and may evolve into one by sheer internal demand. We'd like to be a meta-social network, ideally.

2004-08-06T12:19:00.000-07:00

Social Software expedients

There's FOAF, XFN and now Sxip, Marc tells me, is the one to watch. Apparently Doc is on board with it. I wonder if Wondir could use any of this to enhance live Q&A.

2004-08-05T13:31:00.000-07:00

Social Search

Did a search on social software at Technorati last year and go "O" results. Tried it today and got 30 for the last 7 days. Looks like people care about it now or at least have focused their thoughts on that term. How about social search? Someone at the Etcon last year, I believe it was one of the partners at Socialtext, Ross Mayfield, probably, that either coined that phrase or mentioned it to me. There's still no way to search online society the way we search online documents/pages, and it's rather alarming there isn't, since we want other minds to interact with at least as much as we want web pages. If anyone knows of a social search engine, let me know. Technorati and Feedster of course are just social search engines, if we define online society as bloggers, but of course there are those tens of millions of people chatting and conversing in myriad ways in all the walled garden communities out there that we have no access to at the moment, kind of like the way documents were not shared before the net and the web. I suppose Wondir's a social search engine in some ways as well, at least from a Q&A pov.

2004-08-05T12:59:00.000-07:00

Have Partner, will Blog

Wondir setup the first step of a partnership with Pregnancy.org today. Check it out. How does it look in Mozilla? Trying to work that out. We're sponsoring our categories now, so if anyone's got a cool site with some significant traffic in a category at Wondir that's not already taken, let me know and we can talk about a free sponsorship/ link-exchange or something more.

So I hear Mollee at Pregnancy.org has a blog? Cool, take a look. Omg, she uses the same template as the Daily Wondir, right down to the shade of green :)

2004-08-04T17:05:00.000-07:00

Forgive me blogfather, for I have slinked

My apologies to Judith Meskill, who's actually responsible for the impressive list of social networking sites over the million+ member threshold, rather than Marc. I mislinked. My apologies Judith, thanks for the note. There, that's two links now :)

2004-08-04T12:44:00.000-07:00

Social Media Consultants

Here are two specialists in social media consulting, something which I expect to become more prominent. Met Jerry at the BlogOn, his card reads "Sociate." I'd like to hear their thoughts on Live Q&A as the emerging third pillar of the social media boom taking hold (blogging and social networking being the first two).

2004-08-04T12:09:00.001-07:00

Dave Winer in town?

Looks like he'll be coming through Seattle, or maybe he's already here? Hopefully I can meet up with him at one of Scoble's get togethers if I'm still in. I've still only met two of the four Cluetrain ringleaders.

2004-08-04T12:09:00.000-07:00

Ehow?

Found Ehow.com at Doc's It Garage. They could definitely use some Live Q&A over there.

2004-08-04T11:52:00.000-07:00

Marc's Million+ Member Social Networking Clubs

Here's the list in progress.

2004-08-02T15:35:00.000-07:00

The Daily Wondir

I've been posting notable Q&As from Wondir here, but from now on I'll be posting most of them at The Daily Wondir, a blog just for selected Q&A sessions that we're syndicating. But it's a bit more white bread as a blog, so anything obscenely funny or otherwise not pc enough for The Daily Wondir but still worth publishing I'll post here, like the one a few posts below :) This is still the main blog for everything Wondir. An entirely uninhibited blog is Blog Alive, which I resurrected for freeblogging about anything, and is neither Wondir authorized nor necessarily associated with Wondir, although there's some overlap in my interests.

2004-08-02T15:21:00.000-07:00

Sony Clie

Hadn't occured to me that people would already be trying to use Wondir and Wondir tools, like the scrolling question ticker on their handhelds, but here's a reference to trying it on a Sony Clie? I wondir if it works? This came from the News and Views from Southeast Ireland blog. Interesting that we seem to have as many users in the UK as in the US. Also a kick to see them quoting that question, perhaps our funniest publishable post thus far at Wondir:

Is it safe to use a loud vibrator externally on the clitoris? Will it damage the babies hearing?

2004-08-02T15:10:00.000-07:00

Mae-Shoe-No

No idea what that means but I like obscure mystifying blog titles like that. Here's what the author Pril, who I found through Technorati had to say here about Wondir. I believe this was her first post. I guess we are sort of a message board with a twist:

www.wondir.org great website it is a message board for the most part but you ask or answer questions anyone may have! it really is fun! well i'm off to explore this blog stuff i know i understand it i just don't at the same time! ummm a question maybe i'll check that web site!

2004-08-02T13:32:00.000-07:00

This Just In...

"Shoes" at Wondir just found this question/answer pair at Wondir.

Where can i find information about having oral
sex upside down in a plane bathroom?

-try the mature content category

-it's probably not healthy
unless your husband owns the plane

2004-07-27T17:17:00.000-07:00

My favorite question today

Just found this question at Wondir:

Who is driving the answer bus?

2004-07-27T15:11:00.000-07:00

BlogOn and On and On...

The BlogOn seemed to prove that social media is outstripping everything else right now for the focus of our attention with regard to emerging web apps. I'd like to see blogs and social networks plug into live Q&A to enhance social media interactions with a more real-time dimension, and that's one reason I was there, spreading the word on Wondir, but mostly I was there to listen to people who know a lot more than I ever will. Highlights (for me) included:

Got to learn the details of the foaf project from Marc Canter, who was very tolerant of my ignorance of code, as was Steve Gillmor, when he explained the intricacies of attentionxml I'm terribly interested in these projects and any projects that support social media that everyone can use. Preferably the one's that support Doc's NEA model from the World of Ends, sort of an unofficial sequel to Cluetrain.
Bumped into Scoble on the plane back. I was pissed my plane was late but had lateness to thank for the opportunity to meet him. We'd met at a dinner almost two years ago at the Etcon when Doc introduces us but I was convinced he didn't know who I was when I approached him. Great guy, btw. I asked him how we balanced representing Microsoft with writing compelling, uninhibited posts on his pseudo-corporate blog (which can't be easy). I asked if it was just a matter of using good judgment, and he said it was actually more "taking risks" that was probably most responsible for making his blog work.
Talked to Dave Sifry briefly. If I didn't know better, I would have thought Technorati was Google with the kind of attention they were getting at the conference. A household name Internet company broke in while I was talking with him to hand Sifry their card and invite to meet up. I congratulated Dave, who was moderating the "metrics of influence" panel, on teaming up with CNN for the democratic convention. I remember a year and a half ago when I met Dave for the first time at the etcon and although there was a big buzz among bloggers about Technorati already, I didn't know they'd get this kind of mainstream press this soon; they certainly deserve it.
Met Marc Pincus's dog, who was wearing Marc's BlogOn name tag and roaming around. I'm sure I'm not the first to blog about that, it was great, I'll have to check Technorati. Marc was very cool and kind and we talked about Wondir and Tribe. Tribe's doing a great deal more than standard social networking, especially at the local level.
Got to meet Mary Hodder, also of Technorati. She was surprised to hear that my old site GlobeAlive's motto was "the world live web," which Technorati now uses throughout their site, thanks to a tip from Doc, I believe. I like the term and hope it catches on. Technorati's web is 7-minutes old. Compare that to Google's web, which is refreshed once every few weeks.
Got to see Reid Hoffman of LinkedIn again. Does Reid have a blog? Here's a post from Reid I believe. LinkedIn's member-base is about 900,000 I believe (three times the size of all other online business networking sites combined) and it's still in beta, and those are professional/business contacts, a more scarce resource perhaps than friends of friends of friends, although it's a very different thing so I shouldn't compare.
Will add more here...

2004-07-20T17:38:00.000-07:00

Funny Batch

Cindy just sent me a batch of Qs from the Wondir database. Thanks Cindy! Her comments in brackets:

What is the medical condition grout?

How long does it take to t.h.c to get out of the blood circulation?

How do you make marijuana thats already grown more potent? is there any easy processes?

How can I pass a salvia test?  [Are they testing for mint-breath these days?]

My boyfriend has been charged for wreckless driving …. [Wreck-less. Isn't that the point?]

Y r boys such idiots?

2004-07-09T13:51:00.000-07:00

Doc's IT Garage Launches

Check out Doc's IT Garage, a relatively new blog generating a buzz that lets the programming crowd talk/blog openly, without corporate constraits. A very decentralized theme, check it out.

2004-07-08T14:21:00.000-07:00

Wondir questions of the Day

Got a couple from Cindy at Wondir today, her comments in brackets.

[somehow I think there is a better way to ask this..]
30 Jun '04, 08:07 What is the most popular organ donated?

08 Jul '04, 10:59 How does a man with a long penis sit on the toilet without it dangling into the water in the bowl? I'm not that big and I have that problem sometimes

2004-07-07T17:28:00.000-07:00

Wondir Ticker Color

I'm experimenting with the color on the Wondir question ticker:

2004-07-06T13:02:00.000-07:00

July 6th: Wondir Question of the Day

"Shoes", a moderator at Wondir, found this question posted on the Wondir boards this weekend. If you're easily offended, please forgive. It was too funny not to blog:

Is it safe to use a loud vibrator externally on the clitoris? Will it damage the babies hearing?

2004-06-29T11:57:00.000-07:00

Wondir Questions of the Day

More courtesy of Cindy.

WGuest502050 on 16:11:27 2004-06-28 asked:
Im looking for someone i met here yesterday. IM me
thos on 16:21:04 2004-06-28 says: I'm me too.

19 Jun '04, 12:20 Can you malester a pie?

21 Jun '04, 16:09 can u have sex while u r pregnant? and if so, can u like, get pregnant again or something?

28 Jun '04, 09:10 how many people are allowed to be in a waiting room?

2004-06-28T13:36:00.000-07:00

Couple Gets Married through Wondir

Haven't confirmed whether this was a real post or a gag, but here goes:

WGuest380469 on 16:19:02 2004-06-28 asked:
Susan..this is where we met..and i want you to know that i love you with all of my heart...will you marry me?

WGuest494465 on 16:19:52 2004-06-28 says:
yes! baby you are my world i would love to marry you!!

2004-06-27T14:45:00.000-07:00

Wondir Question of the Day

Got this one from 'Shoes', one of the first Wondir moderators:

WGuest151674 on 15:30:58 2004-06-27 asked:
TV COMMERCIALS CLAIM THAT ENZYTE CAN GIVE A GUY FIRMER ERECTIONS. DOES ANYONE KNOW IF THIS IS TRUE?

WGuest501329 on 15:56:36 2004-06-27 says:
yes it's true and then the guy dies

2004-06-23T12:22:00.000-07:00

Testing Live Chatvertising

Testing

2004-06-17T14:20:00.000-07:00

The Straight Dope on Eating Spiders in Your Sleep

Following up on yesterday's Wondir question of the day, Cindy at Wondir found this link to the history of this urband legend.

2004-06-16T19:26:00.000-07:00

Wondir Question of the Day

When you go to sleep do you eat 6,000 spiders at night while you are sleeping? ( 1 response ).

2004-06-10T11:58:00.000-07:00

Testing the new Wondir Ticker

2004-06-05T11:55:00.000-07:00

Question of the Day

Got this one from Cindy at Wondir. Her comments: "Here is what you might call a totally appropriate misspelling :-)."

And here's the question that was asked:

04 Jun '04, 04:44 I'm 18 years old and just recently lost my vaginity to my boyfriend of 1yr...

2004-06-03T17:03:00.000-07:00

Let's Not Partner with Ask Peeves

When looking for Question & Answer sites for Wondir to partner with, I just bumbed into this anti-advice site, showing an unshaven, frowning Ask Jeeves butler flicking off the visitor, pretty funny. Let's not partner.

2004-06-02T11:35:00.000-07:00

Wondir Question of the Day

Thanks to Cindy for getting these to me. Apparently these questions were asked at Wondir in chronological order by the same user:

31 May '04, 02:55 What is a perpetual motion machine?

31 May '04, 02:57 wot is a perpectual motion machine?

31 May '04, 02:58 wot is a perpendicular machine? heeeeeelp!!

2004-05-28T17:26:00.000-07:00

Square Pegs and True Partnerships

As we move out of beta, we're talking to all kinds of people about all kinds of partnerships, what Wondir can do for you and what you can do for Wondir, etc. Many of the situations are square pegs, there's not really a fit but both sides like each other and want to make something work. Whenever you create a new-concept people will often suggest you use it for something so far removed from your vision that you're taken aback: "Hey, this would work perfect on a handheld bilingual GPS," they say. "Excuse me, what...?" But here are a few perfectly round pegs:

For all Sites: Let your users instantly reach out and answer questions related to your site's subject-matter by placing the relevant Wondir Question Ticker anywhere on your site. Here's a sample of the Wondir Question ticker, showing questions being asked right now in all categories at Wondir.com, but there are Wondir tickers for any particular category- health, pets, relationships, etc, even your own personal and private category:

Some revenue sharing for your click-throughs from your site will be available down the road.

For Communities & Social Networking Sites: Let your members/visitors ask and answer real-time questions related to your site's category using Wondir’s unique Q&A format by opening a private Wondir category devoted and accessible to your users exclusively. Wondir.com's public users would not have access to your Wondir forum.

For Message Boards: Wondir questions related to your site's category will post as new topics/threads on your message boards, thereby creating more activity and page views on your site. Your users' responses will not only post to your message boards, but to Wondir.com's counterpart message boards as well, including a link back to your site.

For Groups of Experts: Invite your users to give advice to Wondir users in your site's category at your users' convenience at Wondir.com. In exchange for doing so, we welcome your users to promote your website or organization/cause in their answers, which will be seen by many of our thousands of daily visitors, some of which may truly need your help and may in turn become your supporters. If and when we add auto-signatures to each answer promoting your cause or site would be an automatic part of the answering process.

For Search Engines: If you're a search engine and would like to display Wondir's keyword-matched "People to Ask" results below your search results, this would give your searchers access to live experts ready to provide free live advice on their search topic.

For anyone who likes Wondir: Wondir links to you, you link to Wondir. Not much of a partnership but if there's a site in the Wondir family, this is harmless and can drive relevant traffic both ways.

Custom partnership: If you would like to partner with Wondir but do not see the partnership option you would prefer above, let us know what you would be interested in pursuing and we would be happy to consider your proposal.

You can get in touch with me at asearls@wondir.com.

I'll add to this list soon...

2004-05-21T14:13:00.000-07:00

Question of the Day Candidates

Cindy at Wondir sent me these she found at the site:

What are signs that your boyfriend is worthless?

What are some sexual ways to turn a man on? which inspired someone to respond: The list of what not to do is way way shorter.

Does it look really bad having sex in the car? followed by a slightly different question from the same user a few minutes later: Does it look bad to have sex in the car more then once?

2004-05-20T12:43:00.000-07:00

Political Action Software gets Legs

Britt Blaser blogs about the integration of politics and technology here. Britt founded XpertWeb, the first open-source, peer 2 peer infrastructural identity protocol, was active in the Dean campaign and is now spearheading the political action software movement.

Wondir Land- on Live Q&A and the Social Web

Moving Wondir Land

ActiveWords: the Silver Bullet of Desktop-Apps

Google Desktop Image Search?

The Magic of PubSub

Google Your Outlook

A Conversation with a Wondir Regular

DocuTicker

Got Jot?

Yelp!

Blogospheric Inflation

Calling all Librarians

TypePad Q&A

Is it possible to subscribe to Gush announcements from particular groups? Or can one only send Gush announcements?

PubSubbing

Blog-to-IM

The Semantic Web in 5 years

The end of the walled garden

Pubsub

Sxip In

Rojo

Using the Wondir ask-box to search for past questions and answers

Who saw the keyhole presentation at the Web2.0? Was that not amazing?

Podcasting

Wikipedia surpasses one million articles

Semantic Web Gaining Traction?

Ahmed Puts the Ticker Up

Test the Wondir Blogging Category Ticker

Marc Canter introduces us to "Sell-side Advertising"

Rise of the Answer Engine

Un-destroying the Inquisitive 8-year old

Who is Steven M. Cohen?

Craig, eBay and Left Field

Human Powered Heli-flopper

My Favorite User Name

Flickr what?

The Feeds-First Movement

Xtreme Democracy

Not another network

Lol

Thanks Scoble

There are expert sites, and then there's Wondir

You don't want to know

Levels of Social Networking expertise

Social Software expedients

Social Search

Have Partner, will Blog

Forgive me blogfather, for I have slinked

Social Media Consultants

Dave Winer in town?

Ehow?

Marc's Million+ Member Social Networking Clubs

The Daily Wondir

Sony Clie

Mae-Shoe-No

This Just In...

My favorite question today

BlogOn and On and On...

Funny Batch

Doc's IT Garage Launches

Wondir questions of the Day

Wondir Ticker Color

July 6th: Wondir Question of the Day

Wondir Questions of the Day

Couple Gets Married through Wondir

Wondir Question of the Day

Testing Live Chatvertising

More Wondir Questions of the Day

The Straight Dope on Eating Spiders in Your Sleep

Wondir Question of the Day

Testing the new Wondir Ticker

Question of the Day

Let's Not Partner with Ask Peeves

Wondir Question of the Day

Square Pegs and True Partnerships

Question of the Day Candidates

Political Action Software gets Legs