You'll see the change on the homepage, browse and on your profile page. Enjoy the challenge!

To make creating contests even easier, we put together a Caption Blitz bookmarklet called "Blitz This!". Basically, you drag the bookmark, which is displayed on certain Caption Blitz pages, into your bookmarks bar for quick access. Then, when you're on your blog or website, you can click the Blitz This! bookmarklet to bring up a window to create your contest. Once your contest is created, you can easily share the short URL, post to Twitter, email or share on Facebook.

Here's a little video that shows the bookmarklet in action:

As always, we made some more tweaks based on user feedback and added more info on a single caption page. Hopefully these additions will make browsing Caption Blitz even more fun.

We're hoping this feature will help people cut through the noise to see content that they're most interested. We have some more ideas for cutting though the noise that may have to come in more future releases.

We're also making progress on other features to help round out the experience. We made tweaks to get Caption Blitz looking better in other browser versions (excluding IE6), adding paging to areas with a lot of content, etc.

http://captionblitz.com/captions/164

Of course, captions will also remain fully intact in the contest they came from displayed next to other submitted captions. But, you can always get to the single caption page URL by clicking the date that the caption was posted. Also, sharing a caption from a contest page will use the single caption page URL. Hopefully this feature makes it easier for people to share a single caption without people having to sort through a slew of other ones.

What does that mean? As you find contests you like, you can track them from the contest page. All captions posted to contests you like can be accessed on your user page. It makes it really easy to see only the contests you're interested in. And, if you want to add your own caption it's really easy to jump to that contest page.

As for following friends, it works similarly to tracking a contest, but for people you're interested in. You can go to a person's user page and click the follow button. Doing that will display any captions and contest that person creates. That stream of information is displayed on your user page under "Following".

In addition, there is an avatar cloud that displays the avatars of people you're following and how many people are following you. All in all it's a great feature for you to narrow down all Caption Blitz users to only the content you're interested in.

The other thing we did is add the ability to delete contests that you've created. This was on our to-do list, but we bumped the feature to the top of the pile based on feedback.

We're making progress on making Caption Blitz a bit more game-like. A leaderboard has been implemented on the homepage as well as under the browse navigation. We've also made the focus of the primary navigation more about finding and creating contests as well as promoting great captioners.

The featured contest on the homepage has also evolved to be more dynamic, again, allowing for more promotional opportunities for those who start great contests and captions. There are other ideas we have for promoting the funniest captions and contests as well as the people who create them. We hope to implement those soon.