We recently redesigned the user dashboard over at MoFuse and part of that redesign we’re asking our users a question after they login, do you like the redesign? We then have a comment box where any user can leave a comment.

We’ve gotten nothing but great feedback on the redesign and excellent comments and all of them are exclusively positive, except one. This is where the story gets interesting/funny.

I come home tonight and decided to go through the survey results and like I said before all of the comments are positive, except for one, it just says you suck ass. So I decided I was going to reach out to this user and see what about MoFuse they think sucks ass so that we could better serve them in the future. I was writing the email to the user when I decided to investigate further — check his blog and mobile site to see if there was something obviously wrong before I blindly ask.

In the course of doing this it turns out that this user holds a senior position at a new competitor. This got me chuckling, my opinion of this company that is trying to compete against us has quickly dropped, and not just because of this.

This company is also paying bloggers to write reviews about them, something I find very wrong. It is in my opinion that if you have a solid product bloggers will write about you, if you’re forced or if you’re strategy is to pay people to write about you to get your product recognized then it’s probably time to revisit your product.

My objective here is not to out anyone or any company, I just think it’s all a bit funny and at the same time sad. I hope this is just a few renegade employees and not something this company is officially endorsing… Childish comments on competitors surveys and paying for reviews should not be on the agenda of any web startup…

We launched the first-ever iPhone Web Application creator over at MoFuse on Wednesday. It’s been covered pretty well by the blogosphere. Here are some posts from TechCrunch and Mashable.

Below is an iPhone emulator that we built for people to embed their iPhone Web Application into their blogs to show it off.

Just added another RSS feed for all the latest sites created using the MoFuse Platform.

For a list of all our RSS feeds, we will be adding more, goto: http://www.mofuse.com/feeds

If you bored visit www.mofuse.mobi on your mobile device and click on MoFuse Portal  to check out the latest mobile sites made at MoFuse.

Or, you can goto grow.mofuse.mobi to check out the latest Grown mobile sites using MoFuse Grow.

I love checking out new mobile sites when I’m away from home or the office and this is a great way to kill time and find interesting new content!

I decided it was time to start creating some RSS feeds for MoFuse and I’m starting off with MoFuse Grow. The MoFuse Grow RSS feed will show the 30 latest mobile sites grown via MoFuse Grow.

This is a cool new feature for people who are looking to discover new mobile content.

You can get the RSS feed here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/mfgrow

And of course, you can get the mobile version here: http://grow.mofuse.mobi 

Going to WebInno 16 tonight in Boston to demo MoFuse and our newly released MoFuse Grow.  Anyone going to be there?