The folks at Ewidi are taking an old idea and are trying to make it new again. Most people would say that there is nothing “Web 2.0-ish” about message boards. They might be the crazy old uncle that sits in the corner of the Web as far as innovation goes.

Here is a little more about the project from the developers.

Ewidi is a universal messaging board that allows users to publish, search and interact with other members any where in the world, and whose interface can be displayed already in 26 different languages. It’s free, fast and very easy to use; users can publish choosing simply a user name and a password, no personal data is ever requested or needed and anonymity and privacy are preserved all through the process.

Ewidi allows you to exchange up to 20 small messages with the other user assuming by then both of the users would exchange contact details in case they wished to get in touch with each other directly. A very interesting idea I do have to say and I wish the all the best in the world.

I do have to say as a final good note about this service, is that it is just compelling to browse and see what all has been posted thus far. If you are looking to do some random reading, this is a good place to start. It is amazing how much content they have up thus far.

It really is a world wide affair as well, because there was a lot of stuff on the Web site that I had no idea what it really meant. So you go check it out, and I will go find my Spanish to English dictionary.

[tags]message boards, forums, web, tools, content, discussions[/tags]