An English Version Of The Magic Of Word Project In The Pipeline

The Magic of Word project, launched by Joachim Rodriguez in 2008

, celebrates its 2nd anniversary this month and plans to launch an English version of its website. Thus, it is worth reviewing the site and pay a closer look at its services and features.

Loads of movie classics are full of ingenious quotes and sayings which have given distinction to the development of movies. Many of these funny, witty or moving remarks have stuck in our memories and are quoted on and on.

Some of them have even found their way into our daily language. On the Magic of Word website you will find a massive collection of these quotes and remarks. All at a glance and easy to search and browse due to state of the art web 2.0 community features and focus on usability and user experience.

Magic of Word has implemented a taxonomy which makes it easy to browse and find desired quotes, sayings, jokes, and funny remarks. Users have the possibility to add their individual comments to the quotes as well to provide added value to future visitors.

You may browse movie quotes and sayings by category, movies or actors. It is also possible to interact with other users on the platform and to ask questions in the forum or to post comments and remarks to trigger discussions.

Visit Magic Of Word to view the latest developments.

Currently, the Magic of Word platform is available in German language (Zitate, Filmzitate, Stilblten und Sprche Verzeichnis und Community). An English version is in the pipeline and will be available soon.

by: Joachim D. Rodriguez

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