Were you able to successfully set up your RSS feed? If you were successful, does this make information-gathering more convenient for you?

I was able to successfully set up my Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feed and it's pretty easy and simple to navigate. As I add all my favorites on Bloglines.com, it does make info-gathering more convenient. Thus, from now on, I just need to log on Bloglines.com and check out the updates. No need to sign in to each of my favorite sites. It comes in handy! I like it very much.

What do you like about the Google product? What do you dislike? Would you recommend the product to friends and colleagues?

I like most of the Google products which are quite useful. Some of my favorites include Blogger, G-mail, Picasa, Google Earth, Google Map and Translation. Let me show you an example of "Translation." I use it to translate words for customers who do not speak much English. It comes in handy when I serve customers.

Besides useful, most of the Google products are free to download. So, everyone could use them for free. One example is the "Pack" which is a free collection of essential software for computer users.

My friends and I use Google all the time to search for info. When I teach Technology programs, I highly recommend customer to try out the Google Products. I think customers would use Google more often then before. One of the products they really enjoy is the "Translation" as they could translate and learn 52 different languages.

For you, is Facebook useful or a time-waster?

I have to say Facebook is something I both like and hate.

It is useful as a good source for social networking because I could add friends of friends in my circle of friends if I have the permission. Also, if you are looking for jobs and a friend's friend is in Human Resources, you might be able to make networking with the hiring people.

However, it is also a time-waster if you are "addictive" to those applications. Those so-called applications are actually games. Playing online games are time-consuming.

Overall, I signed up the Facebook because all my known friends are all over the world and Facebook is a place where I'll find out how they are doing in the other continents.

How easy or difficult was it to find articles that needed editing? Were the errors you found factual or grammar / spelling?

After I explored and read some articles about the Chinese New Year in Wikipedia, it was not too difficult to find three articles for editing. Overall, the info was pretty interesting. However, I did find one wrong date for an important historical event, one incomplete process of making traditional kites, and one with grammatical error.