I have the web address, but can find no "earth" address for a website which I would like to contact by snail mail. Is there a way online (hopefully free) to find the actual business address for a website?
posted by SociologistTina on Jan 20, 2009 - 7 answers

I work for a non-profit and am trying to come up with web-based software solutions for two problems that we face on a daily basis. 1. We need a way of sharing huge amounts of information (mostly press articles), without descending into information overload. 2. The various staff who do my kind of job around the country are also constantly looking for ways to share new ideas and strategies. For this, I'm looking for a secure way to share documents, that can be tagged with different identifiers. More below (apologies for the long question) [more inside]
posted by krudiger on Dec 6, 2006 - 7 answers

How to keep an easily-accessible to-do list on the web? [more inside]
posted by mammary16 on Oct 30, 2006 - 23 answers

How do YOU use those bookmark/web info organizers? [more inside]
posted by lucyleaf on Jun 21, 2006 - 21 answers

How has the internet failed you? What information are you surprised you can't easily find on this crazy thing?
posted by smackfu on Jul 19, 2005 - 54 answers

When I have a question, I ask it. Simple enough, right? Are there any psychological/educational repercussions to having endless access to information? Are we becoming less intelligent because we are not seeking answers for ourselves, and instead relying on the vast database of knowledge on the Internet to answer questions that could be better answered via actual physical reasoning? It seems that I remember there being a "term" for this phenomenon - if it actually exists. Any help? [more inside]
posted by nitsuj on Apr 20, 2005 - 16 answers