This is interesting and almost "braggard" in the sense that we are empowered to love ourselves and share our smallest of feelings and experiences with the world. One could say that they could see this coming as it fills a need... one which facebook created by default and also shunned by many. Facebook has been pretty much of an "I Love Me" platform for some time now and that is what turns many people off. But this concept is different because of the like-mindedness of all involved with Ulog. Everyone enjoys bragging on themselves from time to time, and now there is an attentive audience to feed the cravings. Don't wanna know, don't come to the party! Good thinking @surpassinggoogle!
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