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Saturday, May 27th, 2006
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This site is worth a post, even if it is implemented as a Java applet.

In a nutshell We Feel Fine tracks blog entries (and pictures) where people mention their feelings, and presents them in various interactive forms…

My description does it no justice, you have to try it yourself.

Update: Like most very cool things, it’s not quite as cool as you want it to be, eg it doesn’t seem to be tracking as many entries as the dots imply (or somehow I keep coincidentally clicking on the same ones). Also, it only seems to track LiveJournal entries. I would really like to see this same thing implemented using Flash (less CPU intensive than Java) and accessing entries from any blog with an RSS feed.

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2 Comments

  1. Karen says:
    May 29th, 2006 at 12:21 am

    to quote Rocket e. Newton: “I love it”.

  2. GThomas says:
    February 24th, 2007 at 12:08 am

    Not sure if you will allow this but will you tell people about my website: My1Hope.com

    My website http://www.my1hope.com was originally designed for people throughout the world to share hopeful words–however, women started posting things of concern and before I realized what was happening, it became a place where women could share words of encouragement. The site is 60-days old… and thousands of people (mostly women) have posted words of encouragement that range from… Domestic Abuse (Physical, Sexual, and Mental) to struggles of being molested/raped as a child… Long story short it is a place of hope… or a vessel to reach others and let them know they are not alone…in their struggle.

    Therefore, I am asking the Online Community to give 30 seconds of their life and write something that might help someone else… Once you go to the site? Click the Stars (You will B Pleasantly Surprized).
    http://www.my1hope.com

    Thanks
    G Thomas

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