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Because of the work I'm doing on the geospatial web (see http://www.headmap.com/ for a drive by on how cool this stuff is) I'm not spending real time on it. I have a list of 100 or so unique, interesting sites that have asked to be reviewed, are ready to link, share content, answer questions, etc. right in front of me.

I just can't not brainstorm about a project if I'm involved in it, and it seems wise to have a clean break rather than keep on straddling.

The site has a clear business model, the name does inspire attention and respect (despite the peanut gallery in this thread) and is on track for growth in the hands of any serious minded individual. Compare it to other review sites. The name gives the site leverage; that's something real. I'm happy to write up a formal business strategy, outlining all of the strengths and weaknesses in the review site scene. as well as a brief of all I know about Google (some of my insights have stumped WiredGuy, if you think of him as a knowledge bank; there are others here who know more than he does).

If a serious individual is not interested, I won't sell it. This is not a rummage sale. Little leaguers can go find some bubble gum to keep your mouth busy.