I’m a blogger, too, and this recent news of suing Mark, an expat blogger in Kuwait, over not-so-good review of a restaurant in Kuwait got me thinking: “should we be sued for not doing a good review?”

Are bloggers not free to make comments? Should we just blog about the all-good-happy things and thoughts? Should we censor all the negative experiences that we have just to protect others? Or should we play fair to help for the betterment of any product/service that we are using by giving our two cents worth – that is, commenting/commending both the positive and the negative.

Wow. What a unique way to reach God! Now we can tweet him.

Alon Nir, an Israeli university student, opened a twitter account, http://twitter.com/thekotel, where prayers sent to him will be placed in the crevices of Jerusalem Western Wall. “Prayers, which are sent via a direct message link on Nir’s Twitter site, cannot be viewed by the public.” Read more here or visit the Kotel’s Web site at http://tweetyourprayers.info.

The video below shows the instruction on how to tweet your prayers.