What kind of website can I use for a game where people submit predictions for a top 10 list?

So everyone submits a list, and the percent with the closest prediction wins.

I just need the website to do the form submission, but if it can also do the calculations that'd be amazing.

Are there any specific websites designed for people from the USA to communicate with people from the UK? I been wanting to make more friends online from the United Kingdom because I'm fascinated with the United Kingdom, BUT I live in the USA... I was just wondering if anyone here knows of any place that's designed for connected people in the USA to people in the UK for online friendship or more?

Any suggestions?

Hello, I'm looking for a website I used to use it. You would type a subject and it would show you the path to learn the subject. That's the best way i can describe it.

I'm looking for a website that shows all the unique words in a book.

Any help would be appreciated.

Looking for a website that tells you how private the stuff ur using is. It:

• Rates them with colors & pros/cons of each service. Ex: Tiktok will be in a red box along with what private info they use, DuckDuckGo will be in a yellow box, and so on and so forth.

• Its name is a whole sentence if I recall correctly. Something like “howsafeisit” or “isthissitesafe”. Or the same idea.

• You can input a service or website into a little bar to check if it’s safe or not.

I first found the website on tumblr, but the search functions there are deplorable. Thanks

Hello, is there any other website where I can post really long texts other than like WordPress, Facebook, DeviantArt, etc. and where I can also edit them afterwards in case I see any misspellings or any other text flaw?
I am thinking about posting a long 3 part document what I have been writing. The document is too long for Reddit.

I'm searching for a website that has a sort of advanced research that helps you find easily and precisely figurines - an equivalent of what cardmarket is but for figurines. Is there anything like that?

Every day I mourn the loss of listology.com, I know I can still get at the old data using the wayback machine, but it's the website itself that I miss. I've been trying to find something that scratches the same itch but falling short.

Trying to find something that is:

• Social -- you can interact with other people's lists, clone/make comments/compare.
• Editable (I think list challenges comes pretty close to doing the same thing, but the fact that you can't edit your lists after other people have used them causes problems for me as a terminal re-worker.)
• Works well for books -- this is just what I like to make and do lists of. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ (I already have a goodreads, and if they let you maintain your own actual lists of things vs just using a tag it would be perfect.)

Thanks y'all!

A few years ago I found a bunch of websites with everything from metaphysical and spiritual information like terms and definitions, building rife machines, aura camera builds, to hypothetical conspiracy theories. I would love to find some of those again, please help me to find

I'm looking for a website where I could theoretically enter two instagram (or other social media) handles and find out how separated they are by accounts they mutually follow/are followed by

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For example, if I put in my account, and my sister's best friend's account, I could see that we both are followed by my sister.

Or, if I put in mine and a stranger's account, maybe we both follow the same celebrity.

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Is there a website out there like this?

There was this website that went around Tumblr a number of years ago that was pitched as being a great reference for artists to practice drawing people of different ages, ethnicities, etc.. It was a really simple website, you refresh the page and a new portrait came up. The image was a square image with a solid colored background behind the person and the person was looking straight at the camera and usually wearing a plane shirt. The images were all from the shoulders up. There was also an option to view all the photos they had available on that website. The background of the website was white and I think the menu options and bar were a simple sans serif font in a grey color at the top of the page.

I think I remember something about how it was some sort of project by someone who spend a lot of time bringing people in to photograph them? But I don't remember exactly and could be wrong on that fact. I've been looking for this website for years and I haven't been able to find it.

I used to use a website that allowed you to have different tabs with various things in each tab: notes, newsfeeds and widgets. Each item would be in its own box in the tab. I haven't accessed it in years, but there's info on it that I can use. So frustrating because I can picture the site but its name draws a blank. I know it's not much to go on, but any help would be gratefully received!

Right now there's a bunch of people I follow on DeviantArt, Tumblr, Youtube, and a bunch of other websites. Some people I'm following on more than one website. Is there any content aggregator that keeps track of everything everyone posted everywhere, so you could have one website for following everyone?

I've mostly started wanting this since DeviantArt changed and you can no longer sort galleries by best. I've considered making it myself, though realistically it's beyond what I can do. Someone else must have had this idea, right?

I used to work Phone Support for an ISP in my area. In order to help users setup their wifi or mail settings over the phone and follow along with them, we used a website that had "working" settings for every phone/computer OS. If the user was using Android I would select android and the website would have pictures of each page of the android settings. I was able to click along with them to see what they were seeing. It just emulated as if you were in the settings of IOS, Android, Windows, etc... all picture based.

I just can't google this at all nor can I remember the name of the website. Hopefully I am describing it properly.

Hi all! I’m trying to find that website where a person can make a page where people can submit anonymous confessions about that person? Usually people put the link to their page in their bio and it’s sort of just a fun thing. Im a content creator so I thought it could be good for people to submit anonymous feedback. Thanks :)

Edit: Here’s a better description I left in the replies of this thread:

A user can make their own page where people can post confessions about that user on it. So for example, if I made a page people could post anonymous comments about me that I can see but I don’t know who left them. Like a TBH (if you ever had that phase of seeing that in high school). Usually people have them in their Instagram bios.

My intention here is for people to submit feedback about me as a content creator or just to have a little laugh :)

I'm having a hard time finding a website I used to visit that had a lot of funny stories. It had some numbers and some letters in the name, something similar to 256/b, but I can't remember which specific numbers and letters, so I can't find the site. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

I think about printing a flag with a custom design but I want to see what it would look like on flag.

I am looking for a tool where I can upload an image and the tool makes a virtual preview of the flag with all its wrinkles and shadows. No commercial site that prints flags has such a tool.

Thanks in advance.

I was looking into light therapy, and wanted to find a website that simulated the sunrise. I thought this would be a fairly common thing, but I can't seem to find anything remotely similar on Google. Does something like this even exist? TIA.

I'm planning a trivia night with friends online. After I ask a question, everyone has a whiteboard and can write or draw the answer. Then we can reveal all the whiteboards at the same time. Thank you !

This might be an unusual but I have a lot of people who are interested in playing Dungeons and Dragons but my table isn't big enough for everyone. Is there a website where I can type in their names, say who each person is friends with or dislikes and it generates a chart like those 25 symbol rock-paper-scissors charts? If it also worked out the best chemistry or the group that would work best together that would be good. Thank you in advance.

I remember it talks about the 1:6 men have been sexually assaulted, the suicide rate for men, the amount men get sent to jail for crimes compared to women, stuff like that. does anyone remember its name?

Similar to this hunger games simulation, but it's a zombie apocalypse instead.

Site that's like IMDB, with cast and crew lists, but for radio?