What Happened to Unkymoods.com?
I no longer have a mood generator :( I know he kept the site up by donations only, so I wonder if he had to take it down?
Bummer. Those were cute. If anyone knows of another unique mood generator, please let me know.
Bummer. Those were cute. If anyone knows of another unique mood generator, please let me know.
posted by Andrea | 1:07 AM
5 Comments:
I miss unky too! It just disappeared one day. :(
I'm with Dawn on that one. Too many moods, too little time to change the mood things between moods.
I foresaw that I would change moods too frequently and never bothered to start using them in the first place.
It seems to me that there are only two real uses for mood icons. The first is to associate the mood with each individual blog post. So instead of saying, "right now I feel happy," you would be saying, "when I wrote this entry, I felt happy."
The second method is one I like a lot more (and would be willing to try out on my site), but is significantly more complicated. The solution would be to carry something that could update your website anytime, anywhere. So, if in the morning I set my icon to happy, then partway through the day something happens and I'm suddenly sad, the website would be updated, by me, in real time via this device. You could probably set up some kind of script on a webserver that listens for text massages you would send via your cell phone, but again, this is far more complicated than most people would want, I'm sure (the default setting for the icon could be, "confused".)
i realised the unkymoods was sometimes up, sometimes down for about a week or two, then it gone.. anyway, visit my site at 2n2.blogspot.com. leave a msg if you want.
Try out Imood. They actually keep track of your mood and can be installed to live in your bowser bar and be updated as often as you like without leaving your current browser page.
http://www.imood.com
Check me out sometime at
http://wontunderstand.blogspot.com/
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