The Future of Who's Da Boss

[whosdaboss]

Ok, so now that Who's Da Boss 2008 has ended with the victory of Wonder Woman, it's time to start thinking about Who's Da Boss 2009 and the future of this illustrious competition.

First of all, I'm considering making a drastic change to Who's Da Boss. You see, Livejournal is kind of yesterday's news; many of our past regular contributers no longer

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I'm not for it, but not against it either.

[waygroovy]

I already feel like I have too large of a list of web pages I load per day. Yahoo mail, aol mail, hotmail, gmail, facebook, myspace, my church web page, digg, livejournal, kongregate, pandora, think geek, woot, slickdeals, gizmodo, the allspark, and magicthegathering.com are my current load every day web pages... Thats... 17 pages to load. I like whosdaboss, but I wouldn't add it to my list of daily loads.

IF it does move on, I would love if it had some integration with LJ, or a facebook app, or something.

Re: I'm not for it, but not against it either.

[waygroovy]

Life is so hard!

Re: I'm not for it, but not against it either.

[jiminwindsor]

Whoever you are, anonymous, that was awesome.

Re: I'm not for it, but not against it either.

[waygroovy]

Even I agree with that!

Re: I'm not for it, but not against it either.

[tsed]

You have 17 tabs open.

That's nothing. I boot up firefox and a bare minimum of 30 tabs come up.

And since you already have 17, what's wrong with one more? 18 is barely an increase over 17.