If you’ve checked out the popular quiz topics pages on Quibblo, you know how cool it is to have all the quizzes about your favorite topics all in one place. But now these pages are even better, because there’s a comment section, where you can discuss the quizzes, and share your views about the topic. We’ve always let people comment on quizzes, but now you can share your comments on any topic you like. Try it out now on one of these popular topic pages: 2008 Election Quizzes, Anime Quizzes, Baseball Quizzes, Bible Quizzes, Celebrity Quizzes, Christmas Quizzes, Disney Quizzes, Does He Like Me Quizzes, Emo Quizzes, Fall Out Boy Quizzes, Football Quizzes, Fun Quizzes, Funny Quizzes, Gay Quizzes, Girl Quizzes, Halloween Quizzes, Harry Potter Quizzes, Inuyasha Quizzes, Kissing Quizzes, Lesbian Quizzes, Lord of the Rings (LOTR) Quizzes, Love Quizzes, Movie Quizzes, Music Quizzes, MySpace Quizzes, Naruto Quizzes, Are You Popular Quizzes, Relationship Quizzes, Sports Quizzes, Star Wars Quizzes, Stupid Quizzes, Teen Love Quizzes, Teen Quizzes, Trivia Quizzes, TV Quizzes, Vampire Quizzes, or Zac Efron Quizzes.

As you may have noticed, there is a new term that recently sprung up around Quibblo…and you also may have thought “What the heck does that mean?”. Well, wonder no more…

Quibblet [kwib-lit] noun, plural quibb-lets

1. a universal term for content created on Quibblo.com
2. a poll, quiz, survey, or personality test on Quibblo.com

Sam created two quibblets on Quibblo.com; one personality test to send to his friends, and one poll to post on his blog.

Did you know that you can add ANY Quibblo poll to your blog, website, or MySpace profile with just a few clicks? It’s super easy, and a great way to add content to your pages, and to get your visitors participating actively on your site. Look for the “Share This Poll” section at the top right of any poll or poll results page, and you will see an “add to my site” link:

Click that link, customize the colors to match your site, and grab the code to paste into your page…easy peasy!

Here are some of our favorite bloggers out there who are currently embedding Quibblo polls in their sites, so click on through to see how the final product looks:

• Punky Style – A fun fashion blog with some fun fashion polls.
• OliverMichael – Personally, we think he looks like Vin Diesel.
• OCWrestling – Weigh in on an intense wrestling poll.
• Nancy Nall – Has a great “Ode To Billie Joe”.
• Krankipantzen – With a somewhat indescribable cat/telletubby poll.
• Babeless – Has a “what’s cookin’” poll on her blog.
• The Cyclist – Has a quick survey about…well, about cycling!

If you are using a Quibblo poll on your website and want everyone to see, post a note and a link in the comments, and we will be back soon highlighting some more of our favorite Quibblo embedders!

We have gotten some scattered reports that people are having trouble with the CAPTCHA portion of Quibblo registration, more specifically, that you are getting errors saying your input doesn’t match the image.

Just wanted to let you know that we are aware of this issue, and though we don’t think that anything is broken, we did want to share a couple of work-arounds that can be used if you have this issue.

1. Make sure your browser has cookies enabled.
2. Try clearing your browser cache and refreshing the page.

If you are still having trouble after trying the above, contact us and let us know!

You may have noticed, that when you go to create content on Quibblo, that there is an option to “List my [content] publicly on Quibblo.com” with a little checkbox that is pre-checked by default.

A neat little feature that you may not know much about, unchecking this box will hide your content from the public directory, allowing you to limit respondents to only people who access the link to your quiz directly.

When might you want to hide your content from the public directory? Here are some instances where privatizing your content is a good idea:

• When you create content that contains personal information that you may only want to share with select friends.
• When you are posting your content in a specific place, and only want the responses to come from a certain group, and not be contaminated by the general public.

Remember, if you leave that box checked, your content will show in the general Quibblo.com directory, and be accessible by any and all Quibblo users.