Send e-mail to your future self. Program holds onto e-mail, and sends it to the address you specify, on the date you specify. Assuming that the site will still be in existence at the time.

Somebody whose Yahoo account seems to have been hijacked talks about the experience of dealing with the robots in customer support.

Watching the system not work.

An English language version of an article at Ma.gnolia about the January 30, 2009 mishap at Ma.gnolia.

Report of an experiment done in Europe in which sites were created, and then meritless copyright complaints made about said sites, using easily created hotmail addresses. Free Speech did not fare well.

A reference to use when you get tired of decorating your homepage with nothing but primary colors - but remember that most of these are not browser safe.

Yet another testimonial about the service offered by Doteasy, a company I think I'll avoid.

The webring system that you probably haven't heard of, or something very much akin to a webring system. You can't create your own ring (or "train" to use their terminology) yet, all rings (yes, trains) on their site being run by the staff, but you can submit your sites to the rings already present.