About 2 1/2 months ago, we received an email:

“My name is Tomas Fedaravicius and I’m the editor of the biggest IT magazine in the Baltics “New Communications” (“Naujoji Komunikacija”). We’d like to write a review about your website in our next month issue.”

We gladly accepted their interview and of course quickly forgot about it with all the other commotions at the time. Well, a few days ago a random package arrived in the mail with the note along the lines of :

“Dear Ryan, You will find the article about Fuzzwich on pg 38 next to the Manga girl”

We have no idea what the article says or even what language it is in. Hopefully they didn’t misquote us too much! To our knowledge, this is the first in print (as opposed to all the internet coverage) mentioning of Fuzzwich. I assure you it won’t be the last.

Fuzzwich put on a costume. Do you like it? Accompanying the Halloween attire, we pushed out a couple notable improvements last night. At least a few of the common annoyances are out of the way.
Improvements to text bubbles It’s now easier than ever to manipulate text bubbles while making a Minivid. We even color coded everything for you.

The Pick now only plays on page load once a day. I use Fuzzwich as a homepage. Everytime I opened a new browser, I would hear the Pick play. As much as I like the Picard song, there are only so many times a man should have to hear any piece of music.

Never lose a Minivid again due to not being logged in. Forget to log in? No account? No worries. Just go ahead and publish the Minivid under any name. Once you log in or create a new account, you’ll then be given the chance to “claim” any videos you just made.

We won’t forget you now. Fuzzwich was constantly forgetting who you were every time you came to the site. Just check the ‘Remember me’ box on your next login and we won’t make the same mistake again.
The list is far longer of more subtle changes, but we’ll just leave it at that for now. Happy Halloween.