Guilty conscious? It's ok i4Giveu.

Filed under: Fun, Social Software, web 2.0

Guilty conscious? It's ok i4Giveu.

by Joey Celis Jul 10th 2008

Ever did something that you wish you could take back? Maybe you snuck out of the convenience store without paying for that pack of gum or never returned that past due library book. Whatever the case maybe, why not voice it to the world and get it off your chest with i4Giveu.

i4Giveu is not just a sounding board, its members judge your confessions, rate them and ultimately decide if your confession is worthy of forgiveness. Of course, you too can dish out a bowl of moral soup if you're feeling a bit high and mighty.

Oh, Internet... is there anything you can't do?

Tags: fun, social, web2.0

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

morgan said 2:45PM on 7-10-2008

'Conscience' -- So glad to be annoying-grammar-guy once today. Aaaaahhh.

Andrew Dubber said 3:48PM on 7-10-2008

You can even wish for forgiveness and put that wish on your blog as a widget too! The internet is a place of endless reconciliation and life-affirming goodness.

You can wish for other stuff too. Real stuff. Stuff of genuine monetary value...

http://isowish.com

lena said 11:09AM on 7-11-2008

what's with this "gay" catagory? since when do people have to apologize for being homosexual? LAME.

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