The Internet periodic table – another ultra “geekness” record just broken
Gili | Jul 21, 2007 | Comments 7
Well, i think that this one breaks the ultra geek world record. Someone actually took the time and built a table that mimics the periodic table of chemical elements, but instead of displaying gases and chemical materials, it contains information on the main Web 2.0 sites.
All the big players, including Google,Skype, eBay, Technorati, YouTube and many others are featured in the Web 2.0 periodic table.
In a similar fashion to the original period table, the websites placement in the table is not random, but depending on the web site category. The leftmost column displays the search engines , the second from the left displays Internet tools and so forth.
Granted, the idea is a nice link bait, however i am still amazed by what people with some extra time can make 
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Wow! Amazing work. But I’m still not aware of some sites listed there
Always glad to break another record.
I think people have too much time on their hands, but hey if it makes it in guinness i guess it’s not!
he must have nothing to do with his time so he sat down and made this……is that table really arranged..
looks like a nice way to present things to users.
As you said, there is no end to creativity if one simply has the time to be creative!
Unlike the real periodic table, this one will require some updating once in a while.