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I do not email any friends. I am in my twenties. Before Facebook it was another social network, before that it was IM.

EDIT: I do chat to friends on Gmails chat.

Looks very slick. I signed up but doubt my city will be the debut one. Good luck anyway.

You have the chance to advertise it right here. I am curious.

I should have added this as part of my original question but how easy is it to upgrade your hosting solution. Say I have a 20$ a month one but then one of my websites takes off and I need bigger and better. Is the transition painless?

I learnt Java first and it did me no harm. Now I love Ruby. I like Python too (they are similar in some ways) but I prefer rails over django so that's why I went with Ruby.

This is awesome! I personally wouldn't be bothered doing the "hobby" or running after people myself but it would make for a cool blog. I'd love to read through each persons reply.

Do you think closed-source projects are just as good? I can never think of an undone open source thing that I would be able to do.

My doing list. I found whenever I made todo lists, I would never get around to doing them. More time went into planning the days, weeks and months ahead than actually getting stuff done.

Now I have a doing list. I write down what I am going to do and then I do it. When I finish what I have done, I cross the task off.

I don't think the average internet user has information overload. I don't and I use the internet all the time.

Also, it seems like everyone has their own personal way of organizing and handling their email. (labels, categories, archiving, skipping emails, etc). It seems like your system would mess with that.