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• Jeff Sherwood – December 14 2007

  2advanced is not deserving of "Top Interactive Experiece Creators." At least not anymore. Its been a long time since theyve done anything notable/unique/current
  
  Mindflood.com should be added to that list

• krystof swiatek – November 21 2007

  Thanks for the list. While some corporate sites such as www.research.philips.com can unveil some consistent content to visitors, I didn't understand what is the reason for having listed www.ge.com...
  Did I miss something?

• TEDBlog Reader – November 16 2007

  Thanks for the phenomenal list of sites! They are amazing, although I would have added http://www.etavitom.com.

• Michael Christian – September 22 2007

  Simple visual bookmark http://www.only2clicks.com

• Grafix Art – September 10 2007

  A great site to post web 2.0 apps and to find the latest web 2.0 sites is
  
  http://www.thinkweb20.com
  
  You might also want to check that out! :)

• Peter Kaizer – September 5 2007

  Nice list! Another one that should be listed under Graphics:
  http://www.edwardtufte.com/tufte/index

• ted user – September 5 2007

  automatically remind your patients: http://www.talksoftonline.com

• as ALI – August 26 2007

  Its a helpful one for saving money -
  
  http://www.shiptool.com/

• as ALI – August 26 2007

  http://www.listio.com/web20/
  
  Try the Tag engine.....

• coca cola – August 23 2007

  grat great...an other interesting web ("creativos" section):
  www.marc3art.eu

• MEREDITH RING – August 22 2007

  This is a great list. One that was not mentioned:
  
  WWW.ODDPODZ.COM
  
  A social networking site for creative, forward thinking TED-types.

• Kristine Harrison – August 11 2007

  Perhaps these could be considered for Ancestral History
  Aloha!
  
  Welcome to the home of the Family Forest® Project
  http://www.familyforest.com
  "A People-Centered Approach To History"
  
  Your Future Your Past
  Blog for website at Worddpress.

• Matt Williamson – August 10 2007

  Fantastic list, thank you TED.
  
  I have done some of the same listings for Buddhist sites on my blog at hologramthoughts.com

• Noah Oliphant – August 9 2007

  Wow someday I'd like to be on this list. My website is just starting out. Visit it to find a place to store and share recipes:
  
  reciperate.com

• Marc Karasu – August 9 2007

  Thanks
  
  Maybe one day Measuredup.com can be considered one of these.
  
  Take a look at www.Measuredup.com

• Liam Quin – August 9 2007

  Graphics and resources for design - can I put in a plug for http://www.fromoldbooks.org/ ? :-)
  
  Liam

• fritz from london – August 8 2007

  some very good links in there, thanks.
  
  However, it is disappointing you guys too fell for the Jakob Nielsen hype. If all sites looked like useit.com, most of us wouldn't be here.

• Liesbeth den Toom – August 7 2007

  Great resource — thanks, Justin! We're honoured to be included.
  
  Liesbeth den Toom | Springwise

• Anthony Nystrom – August 7 2007

  Here is another...
  
  http://www.next2friends.com
  
  They give away a new laptop every 30 days for pre-registration... So spam, no strings!!!

• Steffen Hilgemann – August 4 2007

  Great list but you must have overlooked www.sputtr.com for the 'Searching & Finding' Section. :)

• Metin TalkTurkey – August 4 2007

  Thank you for the list. There are some that I visit regularly, and others that I will check out first hand.
  
  I am disappointed my blog (www.TalkTurkey.us) is not on the list however. Maybe next year.
  
  :)

• Web Gyver – August 4 2007

  What an excellent thought-provoking and inspiring list of web sites. And how overwhelming it can be if you start looking through the web sites that are mentioned. And then get off on other web sites that are listed on those web sites.
  
  Well, I guess I'll start out by looking at one or two (of the ones I don't know yet) a day.
  
  Thanks for posting this.

• Rahul Kumar – August 4 2007

  A site that I feel everyone should know and read everyday: http://xkcd.com/