Survey Police allows survey-takers like you to review, rank and file complaints against online survey companies. [via askville]

Polar Rose works with any public photo. No matter if you're using flickr, 23, Kodak gallery, or any other website, Polar Rose lets you discover people in pictures. Learn who people are, and help improve results by tagging pictures together with other user

What are the most popular passwords? Etc.

Get ideas for domains, with an option to see some that are for sale as well as those that are freely available.

Stay in touch and keep up with friends no matter where you are or what you're doing. Works with your mobile phone or over the web. Sort of like Facebook's Status. Look for me as etoile if you sign up. [via ehub]

Reportedly like MySpace for adult users. Nude photos, naughty stuff, etc. all welcomed. No idea if they require you to prove your age somehow or not, but I kind of doubt it. [via techcrunch]

You sign up and are given a friend chosen randomly. Next, you have 4 days to get to know this person before you are asked to make a decision whether to keep them as your friend. [via ehub]

Social networking site. It won a Webby Award, so I signed up to check it out. Seems like the pretty standard social networking stuff - what school did you go to, what are your hobbies, etc.

Pretty simple social networking, and you can indicate how you know someone. I'm on there under the username woofiegrrl. Made by a MOOer, actually! [via mactavish]