10 Creative tabs by Nombray users

Here are some really interesting tabs:

1. Swurl:  This is an interesting way to aggregate all your status messages, tweets, and micro-blog messages.
2. RockBand & Xboxlive Profile:  Video games are increasingly a big portion of social interactions.  I have a couple of friends who wouldn't interact with anyone if it wasn't for World of Warcraft.  These tabs are a cool way to bring that part of your identity in.
3. Google profile:  Very easy to set up, and a great way to give a generic introduction of yourself.
4. CD Collection:  I use Shelfari to show the books I'm reading--this is a good way to show the music
5. Google Page "About Me":  Good use of Google page to do a simple intro.  Since she made this, we added our tab editor, so you can do it directly on Nombray as well.
6. Testimonials:  If you're using Nombray to further your career, what a great way to offer some social proof!
7. GoogleReader Shared Content:  When I saw this, I was excite to add one myself to show people my collection of "Best of Fail Blog"
8. Resume:  I'd mentioned Emurse before--here's another pretty example of that service.
9. Apple Photo Gallery:  A pretty presentation--another good way to put up some photos.
10. IMDB:  Hey, someone with a legitimate reason to include their IMDB profile, cool!

Nombray on LifeHacker and CNET's Webware

We got our first press mentions today, and we were flooded with traffic.  We had to beef up our server environment to handle the traffic.  Two lovely articles:

• CNET: Nombray lets you cybersquat your online identity
• LifeHacker:  Nombray finds and sets up your vanity domain

If you like it, Digg it!  (And delicious it.  And IM your friends.  And go sign up!)