Ever found a comment so funny that you wanted to share it? Then you've come to the right place.
Wisekraks allows you to share and read the best comments from across the Web. We call these comments "Wisekraks". You can submit comments you find from forums, blogs, YouTube, chats, and more. You can also vote on comments that gave you a good laugh or made you think twice about something.

So, What's the Story Behind This?
Comments make up the best and worst of the Web. People insulting and arguing with each other, tossing jokes around, giving uninformed opinions... it's endless. And there's always something funny to be said.

But most of us never get to see these great comments. With Wisekraks, people from all over the Web can submit comments they find funny, interesting, odd, and everything in between. Think of it as a single collection of the web's best, and a great place to spend some time.

How Does It Work?
Let's say you find a funny comment in response to a YouTube video that you think is worth sharing. You come to Wisekraks, submit some information about the comment, and then other readers can vote on what you submitted. Eventually the best comments get pushed to the 'Top of the Day' that you see on the right side. People can add comments in response to your submission, and as you would expect, you can vote on a person's response.

Do I Need to Register?
It's optional. Anonymous users can submit Wisekraks but we manually approve these stories before they get published. If you're anonymous you can still read comments, but you can't vote.

Registered users can submit comments and get them published immediately, and they can also vote on Wisekraks and user comments.

Why do recent submissions go right to the front page?
This gives all new comments equal exposure to the readers. If the comment is good then it should get voted up quickly and can eventually make it to Top of the Day. Users can quickly flip through multiple pages of Wisekraks, so there's little risk in good stuff going unseen.