As long as it's original content, I don't see a reason why it would hurt your product.

Thanks, that's what I was thinking.

An example of a product that has great personality that I personally love using is WuFoo

Yeah, in the blog post Jason added the example of our thank-you cards, but I personally think the actual product design is even more important. Kevin gives some examples in his "Designing Web Apps Users Love" presentation:

http://www.siliconprairienews.com/2011/09/sunday-video-wufoo...

Edit: Also, thank you! It's always nice to hear feedback from people who use Wufoo.

Totally agree. Wufoo has so much personality it would take an entire series to write about them and I didn't think it'd be fair to the other websites. =)

http://dontfeartheinternet.com - these are videos on the basics of HTML and CSS.

Good luck!

Interesting.. does Facebook provide the same linkjuice that Twitter seems to be providing?

Good question - I wonder what the default breakdown of public vs. private shares for FB users are and how SERPs are weighting FB shares vs. tweets/retweets. Does anyone know what percentage of content on FB gets indexed?

Hyperlinking text and being able to read your subscriptions in an RSS-like reader fashion would make this the perfect mobile Posterous app!