[jacquesm]

Not that I'm aware of. If there is such a person then he's free to mail me.

The reason I held on to it for so long is that it kept my ex-wife and son alive, and I've had my share from that as well (but not in the last year and a bit).

That period is drawing to a close as we speak so within two weeks I'll be free to dispose of it as I see fit.

edit: finally.

[puredemo]

Step one would be hiring http://etopolos.com to do a redesign. He'll basically make your site awesome for about $5k.

Or you should just sell it. I'd do the latter if you are no longer inspired by the project.

[jacquesm]

I'm definitely leaning that way. Thanks for the suggestion though, I've bookmarked it. Are you one of his customers?

[puredemo]

He does the designs for our startups.

[jacquesm]

Ok. Whatever happened to 'mysterygoogle.com', I thought it was a neat little idea?

[puredemo]

Wow, how did you put that together? I'm impressed.

The domain was not really kosher for obvious reasons, nor was our derivative site design. Google eventually asked us for the domain. The idea is still going at http://MysterySeeker.com with a new layout but much diminished traffic.

Mystery Google also morphed into http://MysteryMissions.com, which is going pretty well.

[jacquesm]

I keep tabs on most hn'ers that do more than just talk.

Neat to see its still going!