Update on www.Fastnote.com

The big question with a new site that talks about "enabling people to send short, civil, anonymous notes to anyone and everyone can read the notes" is around anonymity.

How do you possibly keep the site clean and not have this be just a trash pit?

Well, it looks like Fastnote has found the answer. You make it easy for anyone to report offensive or inappropriate content and then you make it easy for users to moderate and vote on whether or note the content gets deleted.

Turns out that this is working well. People are writing thoughtful notes on Fastnote and the content is staying clean.

Here's some links to good notes on Fastnote - read what others have said and then write your own notes, too.

www.fastnote.com/president-barack-obama

www.fastnote.com/politicians-all-parties

www.fastnote.com/peggy-noonan

www.fastnote.com/civilination

You can tell the team at Fastnote what you think at www.fastnote.com/fastnote-com

Fastnote - new site for short, civil, anonymous notes to anyone that everyone can read

Fastnote, a new site where you can tell people what you think and see what people are saying to you and others. Make suggestions, recognize someone, thank someone, or share an idea.

Users can report offensive content and then other users moderate and decide whether or not the reported item should stay or be deleted.

Here's a good example of the type of content on this site - a user making a suggestion to President Barack Obama:

Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
Nice Town Hall on CNBC today. You need to better understand what small businesses need to create jobs and help them. Pick 10 people who run small businesses + meet with them every month and listen to them. No press. No aides. Just them and you.

Click http://www.fastnote.com/note/916 to see this one and many more.