The Town Square Gazette

The Mayor's Office has received a new set of figures about your TownSquare.

The square has acquired a noticeboard.

The Town Square Gazette has completed its first census and assembled the results into several charts.

With the World Cup nearly finished, the Town Square Gazette is pleased to report that a football has at last been placed in the Square.

The Town Square Gazette is pleased to report that the Square has hired a team of meteorologists, together with one scientist who says they can control the weather.

The Town Square Gazette is pleased to report that the cartographers have completed their retraining and can now, in most cases, identify a road.

The first TownSquare map drew a line between two towns when their owners linked them together.

Who's in a town square at any given moment is mostly chance.

Over the past few weeks, conversations about TownSquare have appeared in GitHub issues, emails, Hacker News threads, blog comments, and private messages.

A lot of you asked for a way to put your townsquare on stream, so I built it.

Less then 2 weeks ago, TownSquare was mostly an idea and a handful of early adopters willing to try something a little odd: a tiny shared space on an otherwise ordinary website, where visitors could see each other, wander around and say hello.

The full town square is lovely, but it isn't right for every page.

TownSquare stays small on purpose.

Our reporter recently visited a quiet town square somewhere on the web.

TownSquare gives every website a small shared place where visitors can see one another, walk around, and talk.