Your page (re)numbering makes it almost impossible to find something on your site. The search option doesn’t seem very helpful.. I tried to search for Harris Rosen or Fact #62 after seeing it on Bored Panda, but had to do a brute force search to find this page…
I just went through all the facts pages. A few things I’ve noticed:
1. #451-#470 (pgs 46 & 47) have images that are broken.
2. #841-#1140 (pgs 85-114) are complete duplicates of earlier pages.
Thank you for your valuable feedback. Last night we implemented a new page numbering system for our fact cards. I really messed up with facts #451-#470 which I have fixed now. I have fixed the other problem too.
I really enjoy your site. I visit it regularly at this period of my life to use up time, while entertaining myself, and increase my awareness of life through the amazing insights into stories behind what we often overlook. It is almost therapeutic I would think! For one thing, I feel grateful not to be one of the warped personalities you often report on, but on the other hand, I feel sorry for the suffering that is really behind so many people you note through our shared history, who have the apparency of many successes, but are in fact imperfect and suffering souls like all of us, on the road to something better we hope eh?
History gives us an opportunity to look into the mistake our ancestors made, but also the feats they achieved. The lives they suffered, so that the future generations could have the freedom. I am happy to have been part of such an important part of your life, Stuart.
How often are new facts posted.
Fact cards are posted every other day. We try to post new articles, almost every day.
Would you mind if I started to post these facts on iFunny? I really think people would love them and I would of course credit and link your website.
Anyone is free to share these fact cards wherever they want to. Just make sure you don’t alter the images in any way.
One of your facts was featured on iFunny!
Thanks.
Your page (re)numbering makes it almost impossible to find something on your site. The search option doesn’t seem very helpful.. I tried to search for Harris Rosen or Fact #62 after seeing it on Bored Panda, but had to do a brute force search to find this page…
Thank you for your input. We will see if we can modify our page numbering system and search parameters.
Hi, just found your site and subbed. I really like it, but agree with Sarah Mould. Need to refine the search perimeters. Thank’s
I just went through all the facts pages. A few things I’ve noticed:
1. #451-#470 (pgs 46 & 47) have images that are broken.
2. #841-#1140 (pgs 85-114) are complete duplicates of earlier pages.
Thank you for your valuable feedback. Last night we implemented a new page numbering system for our fact cards. I really messed up with facts #451-#470 which I have fixed now. I have fixed the other problem too.
Just stumbled onto your site via an Imgur post. Cool stuff.
Re. one of the citations above: “The oldest D20 dice was uncovered in Egypt…”
One “die,” many “dice.” The headline in the source given had it right; “Ancient d20 die emerges from the ashes of time.”
Credibility is always enhanced by proper grammar.
Please give measurement in cubic meters for fact 1038 k thx bye.
That would be 9.29×10^67 per square foot (per feet squared).
Are you affiliated with wtffunfact?
Nope. We aren’t affiliated with any other fact site.
I really enjoy your site. I visit it regularly at this period of my life to use up time, while entertaining myself, and increase my awareness of life through the amazing insights into stories behind what we often overlook. It is almost therapeutic I would think! For one thing, I feel grateful not to be one of the warped personalities you often report on, but on the other hand, I feel sorry for the suffering that is really behind so many people you note through our shared history, who have the apparency of many successes, but are in fact imperfect and suffering souls like all of us, on the road to something better we hope eh?
History gives us an opportunity to look into the mistake our ancestors made, but also the feats they achieved. The lives they suffered, so that the future generations could have the freedom. I am happy to have been part of such an important part of your life, Stuart.