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Made some changes to take in feedback. First, comments and views have been added back in. Second, the 'all' tab is gone. In its place, the 'new' tab is now ...

Wow! The Review Day began with a goal of 573 reviews. That would have beaten our record from July 2010's Review Day when we did a total of 572 reviews. ...

TRIPLE CRIKEY Not only have we hit the 573 review goal already, but y'all are surging past it! I'll have a whole statistical topic later, but you can review a ...

Another cool page: It shows your ranking for the review day.

Hmm, it's probably the accent over the u that messes it up. I'll have to take a look and see how the database encodes that. Edit Fixed! And it's been ...

Keep it up! Here's something I made to keep track of the statistics: 536,235 characters typed thus far!

CRIKEY In the first 7 minutes, 9 reviews were posted. A few of these I think had been written beforehand and saved as drafts, but still, crikey! More than that, ...

Hope ->> It's probably fine. We have yet to disqualify a work based on content, and if it does cross the boundary, we'll work with you to make as few ...

Solid point, Skins. A 'Yours' tab has been added.

Lily ->> Good questions! And the answers to both are linked. For the options "All," "Poetry," "Short Stories," and "Novels," it sorts the works based on how many comments they've ...

If you take a look at the bottom half of the front page, you'll notice something missing: the new literary works area. In its place is the Review Queue. By ...

Our next big Review Day begins in about 17 hours from the date of this post. This is a big one folks; we're going for 573! Can we make it? ...

President Obama, like a lot of world leaders, is stuck between a rock and hard place on the Egyptian protests. On the one hand, you have people protesting against a ...

You sure there's a Milwaukee, Minnesota? Or do you mean Milwaukee, Wisconsin? Ugh, I always make that mistake. Thanks Elinor.

Updated with country specific maps of the USA, UK and Canada due to request and since those three countries tend to get lost in a swarm of dots.