the worst thing about this is that no one soes it

I love the buckshot analogy! Smiles!

It's on the list. We just have to keep some cash rolling to keep building this stuff out! :-)

City guides ftw!

This is going to be a HUGE part of Make in the future. In my mind Yelp is handy, but sort of boring. With time, we'll have more room for you to share your thoughts about specific places, and for them to contribute content as well.

I think this can be such a great tool. When I was in Boston I was completely stuck for places to eat. I would have loved to have relied on MakeFive for local suggestions! :-)

I agree about the google index help with the massive amount of topics, I just liked the buckshot analogy.

If anyone else was from Phoenix around here, I'd start talking about great places to eat (great noodle place today at lunch...japanese noodles, delicious!)

Now I want to go eat breakfast for dinner :)

To be honest, I'm okay with people creating lots of topics. If we get a lot of them, we index better on Google and more people find the site. (This is a good thing.)

The thing that I wish for (let's make this my Christmas wish), is the "why". So, if you put The Naam Restaurant* in your top five for the Best breakfast place in Vancouver, I want you to tell me why you did so.

That's the interesting part of this site, and unfortunately, it's largely missed, because of points and the rush to add more stuff. Guys (and by this, I mean everyone in the MakeFive community), your reasons are at the heart of this site!

* Incidentally, the Naam is a lovely place for breakfast in Vancouver. The line-ups are too long and the servers sometimes seem to be unaware of what’s going on; however, the food is awesome. The “miso bennies” are unbelievably good!

You make topics like you're firing buckshot. One of them is bound to hit and cause some damage, or in this case, be a good topic. This is a good topic.

Would be interesting to see if everyone keeps up their resolutions, I know I always falter.