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Chat rooms can be a daunting thing. If it's one thing that I've avoided so far, it's the ultimate time stealer that is mainly associated with MSN and Yahoo. However, facilities like this do have their place and there are many people who will have met and become more than just good friends courtesy of an online speakeasy. Way back when, I joined Dooyoo (December 2001 if memory serves me correctly), one of the biggest drawbacks was the inability to leave messages for other writers that were easily accessible. When I say that, what I mean is comments on opinions were left in thread formats but meant that if you wanted to see if the writer had posted a ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who is a member on Dooyoo should know about the free guestbook you can set up as part of your membership of the site. The site is known as 'Tooyoo', and is actually more than just a site containing guestbooks. The point of 'Tooyoo' is so that anyone who is a member of Dooyoo can keep in contact with other members of Dooyoo, and share information. If you're a member of Dooyoo and don't already have a guestbook on 'Tooyoo' you should set one up. You need to provide a few details, but when you register, you must use your Dooyoo user name. A password is also required. Once you have set up your own guestbook and ...  Read the complete review

In April 2002 Dooyoo, Ciao and U-Rate It were given a very special present by a very special member. That present was tooyoo and that member is I Love Jack Daniels (aka Dave). Initially Tooyoo was set up as a guestbook site primarily for dooyooers (hence the similarity in the name), but now it has become much more - catering for the three sites named above. Only a few weeks ago Dave proved his generosity yet again by launching the great T2. Even guestbooks get upgrades. I suppose it might be worth me mentioning quickly why guestbooks are a good idea. Well, I'm sure you all enjoy receiving feedback on your opinions as much as I do, but when you've ...  Read the complete review

It is now a year since Dave (ILoveJackDaniels) launched our sister website tooyoo. I don't think even Dave could have known how successful it would become. With a membership of 557 to date it has become a vital, although unofficial, part of the dooyoo community and he has our thanks. A few of our newer dooyoo members may have wondered why that aefra woman left a comment asking, "Why aren't you on tooyoo?" That is because I wanted to talk to you and had no way of contacting you; and those who registered as a result would have been gratified by the welcome they received. What is tooyoo? Well, it is a guest book and chat site for dooyoo ...  Read the complete review

When I first joined Dooyoo, I really enjoyed the fact that it had such a great sense of community. I liked being able to leave comments on each opinion and have some feedback on my writing. But it was hard keeping track of each opinion and who commented when. And often, when people left comments, I would comment back – but the person would rarely go back to my opinion to read what I replied. It was not much of an exchange. On Ciao, they offered a guest book attached to your profile, which made things easier, you could bounce around from profile to profile. And you got more of response to your comments that way. Which was great. However, not all of my ...  Read the complete review