Tooyoo Guestbooks > Reviews

Advantages: Private guestbooks, lots of members, good atmosphere.
Disadvantages: Some peoples ideas of interaction...

...you can begin to customise Tooyoo to suit you if you wish. When you return to Tooyoo, you must sign in again to be able to access your guest book. If you desire, you can be set to "invisible", which means no-one can see that you're logged into the site (unless you leave a message, of course!). You can also set Tooyoo to "remember" you, which means you don't have to sign in each time you visit, which is very handy for those who make several visits ... Read review

Advantages: Easy to use, a real sense of community, and Dave has a 'little helper' - isn't that sweet!
Disadvantages: Its quieter than it used to be and the type may be a little small...

...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 ... Read review

Advantages: Community spirit, sense of humour, helpfulness
Disadvantages: Too quiet these days

...the left hand side include:  Tooyoo News. Clicking on this will take you to the latest developments on site.  Quick Links include routes to a shared message area called GMA or General Message Area; a notice board for general/public notices and "A Good Read" where members can leave messages really aimed at alerting other writers to up and coming new writers worthy of attention although established writers have ended up being recommended ... Read review