Nate

July 2011 has thus far been a great month for reviewing. If it weren't for the database failures earlier this month, we probably would be well over 4,000+ reviews by ...

This is scandalous. Where are all you Firefox people going to?! Traitors! For realz. Surprisingly, Firefox was number 1 just two months ago.

Google Chrome has moved into the top position of the most popular browsers on YWS. browser_stats.PNG Pretty amazing considering how it didn't even exist three years ago.

Someone bought a lot of books last night, so thank you anonymous! By the way, is giving away Amazon Prime free for one year to college and grad students: Free ...

Getting reviews can be tough; especially if the work in question is a novel. It doesn't necessarily have anything with your work either. It's just people don't really like reading ...

This is an interesting chapter, but it's unpolished. I hate to point out grammatical errors, but there were some that could have been caught just by running spell-check such as: ...

Sometimes I fear that Google knows too much. googlead.PNG

The problem is simply that many people don't know what a browser even is...

This is pretty cool: Amazon Prime members get free two-day shipping, and they get Amazon Prime Instant Video, which is like Netflix except it comes with the additional benefit of ...

I know that some people have specific things they do before they sit down to write, such as grabbing a bowl of popcorn, turning on music, or changing into a ...

I think the opening to this story is great. The first line is particularly vivid, and it serves as a great jumping off point for the reader to delve into ...

All these tumblrs are pretty cool. I think I'm going to write up a post about them for the YWS Blog next week.

Out of curiosity, will it work through (Germany branch) too? I'll be using that one starting in August (studyabroadstudyabroadstudyabroadtrynottodieofexcitement), and it'd be a shame if it didn't coun

I just thought that this was really kind of cool: author Andrew Tolson, who has a book coming out named "The Girl Who Saved Kafka," has started a tumblr called ...

That's not really a hypothetical; it's based on a famous law case in late 1800s England: The Wikipedia article is all over the place, so there's a better description of ...