The homepage shows a list of people and conversations and you can directly start talking with any of them after you connect your Facebook account to the tool. It’ll need some permissions and you’ll need to grant access. You know the usual drill with any app that uses Facebook Connect. Once done, you’re all set to use the service.

The good thing about the tool is that it hasn’t made things complicated. It’s all very simple. As you see in the screenshot below, you can type something about a topic, a related URL and post it publicly. You’ll then see the related discussions and can connect with people accordingly.

Features

• Connect through conversations about a specific topic.
• Uses Facebook.
• Simple and easy to get started with.

Check out Lets Talk About @ www.letstalkabout.com (By Abhijeet)

TribalFish is a online discussion network where users can start and participate in live discussions based on topics, people and groups that interests you. Now you don’t have to look for specific forums to discuss your interests, just open Tribalfish and start following people. To use the service, you have to sign up for a free account or you can use your Facebook/Twitter credentials to log in. After logging in, just search for the topic you are interested in and it will display the discussion going on in that topic.

The site has a user-friendly interface which allows you to navigate the website easily and find interesting topics and posts. There are three sidebars on the left. The first one helps you organize different group, the people you are following and your interests. The next one shows the discussions going on in that category and the last sidebar loads the entire post where you can have real time discussions with people having similar interests. If you want, you can even share the posts on different social networks including Facebook and Twitter or email it to any friend.

Features

• Free and easy to use.
• Follow people with similar interests.
• Engage in real time discussions.
• Share posts on Facebook and Twitter.

Check out TribalFish @ www.tribalfish.com (By Hammad from TechnicallyDigital)

Once you register and create your profile, the tool will suggest to you a number of ideas that you can follow. Each idea can be commented on, allowing for a much needed Q & A between the original poster and interested people. You can also send private messages to other users and post as many ideas as you want.

Features:

• Find people by ideas, interest or talents.
• Post your on idea to discuss or give feedback on an existing idea.
• Send private messages to users.
• Similar tools: Ideary and  Wridea.

Visit StartedBy @ www.startedby.com

Terrible Movie Night offers a nice collection of terrible movies, based on the suggestions of different users. Click the link to add it into the Netflix queue. You can also comment on the movie with your Twitter or Facebook account. The website suggests that you should watch these movies taking into account that they really are terrible so that you won’t take them seriously.

Terrible Movie Night is great for movie buffs, or anyone who just want to kill time with a terrible movie. If the collection is not enough, you can also suggest movies that you hate to be added to the website list.

Features:

• Free & no sign up required.
• Add movies to the Netflix queue.
• Discuss the movie page with your social networking accounts.
• Suggest terrible movies.
• Similar Tools: HD-Trailers, Watch-Movies, and Mubi.

Check out Terrible Movie Night @ www.terriblemovienight.com

Once you sign up for free and install one of the browser extensions (Chrome, Firefox IE), you are ready to use Pushnote. If users have left comments on the webpage you are browsing, the little Pushnote icon adjacent to the address bar will turn green, and if any of the comments are from your friends the same little icon will turn red. You can then click it to read comments, follow users, see hot pages and add comments. You can also import contacts from Twitter and Facebook and start following them instantly.

Features:

• Read and write comments on web pages.
• Import contacts from Twitter and Facebook.
• Follow users and browse hot pages.
• Read comments from day, week or all time.
• Browser extensions available for Chrome, FF and IE.

Visit Pushnote @ www.pushnote.com

You can start judging any open case, review cases that have been closed and view the cases you have been involved in. The cases can be made public or kept private. When casting a vote, you can view what verdict other web jurors have come up with and even add comments to support your decision.

The interface is pretty sleek and easy to use but the app is still a bit buggy in terms of functionality.

For more info watch demo video below:

Features:

• Social media meets online courtroom.
• File complaints and let people decide.
• Give your judgement on open cases.
• No registration required, just a Facebook or Twitter login.
• Similar tools: InstantJury, RiledUp, ChinSwing and TalkShoe.

Visit Webunal @ www.webunal.com

All you need to do is give your site a name, a description and some default tags. Your site will also get a custom URL like abc.shapado.com and provide traffic details using Google Analytics. You can also choose between 4 different languages and do everything in a few seconds.

A management console lets you see the list of users who join your group and see what questions are still unanswered. The site has a simple and easy-t0-navigate interface.

Features:

• Create your own Q&A site.
• Get traffic stats using Google Analytics.
• Manage your site using an admin panel.
• Create as many sites as you want.
• No registration, sign in with Google or OpenID.
• Similar sites: QHub.

Visit Shapado @ www.shapado.com

Creating a Qhub website is fairly easy. You can choose the name of your hub which can then be accessed with a subdomain. Start customizing your website by adding details about yourself and choosing your template. Then share the link with others so that they can participate.

The questions in Qhub can be tagged with keywords so that you can easily track them down. You can also integrate your Qhub with your Twitter and Facebook accounts and publish your answers to those sites.

Qhub is a very useful tool for creating your own community based on Q&A websites. You can also use this to field support questions from your customers, get feedbacks, and basically chat with your visitors. This is a worthy addition to any community-based website.

Features:

• Create a Q&A website easily.
• Choose the site name and the domain name.
• Questions can be tagged with keywords.
• Follow the site activity with RSS feeds.
• Integration with Facebook and Twitter.
• Avatars against each questions have markers that indicate the number of answers.
• Add widgets for your other websites.

Check out QHub @ www.qhub.com

To use Zhift, just enter your search query to view the search results. Each result lists the direct link to the forum post and a screenshot of the forum’s index page.

Zhift also extends its usefulness by allowing you to search for PDF files (Zhift PDF) and search only the latest forum posts (Zhift Latest Forums). Another feature lets webmasters find forums that allow dofollow links which they can use for website promotion and SEO. Zhift is a great companion app if you want to search for a specific topic and quickly jump in to the conversation.

Features:

• Search engine for message boards.
• Free; no sign-up required.
• Searches latest forum posts.
• Allows you to search from only the forums that allow dofollow links.
• Zhift PDF allows you to search for PDF files
• Similar Tools: Omgili or you can view 3 Forum Search Engines to Search 40.000+ Message Boards

Check out Zhift @ www.zhift.com

The website also allows you to see what other people want to talk about so you can interact with them. Although you do not need to sign-up to post a topic, registering for an account lets you build your personal profile, add friends, and send messages to other users. You can also use their internet messaging agent to send messages with your favorite IM client.

Features:

• Post a question and get a real-time response from other people.
• See what other people want to talk about and interact with them.
• Filter topics using tags.
• Free, signup is optional for additional features.
• Connect using your Facebook account.
• Registered users can use the IM agent to interact with the site using your IM client.
• Similar tools: Phuser, Re:Subj and more.

Check out AnybodyOutThere @ www.anybodyoutthere.com