A few of you have written in recent months asking that we improve the way search results are shown at the Atlasphere. In particular, you mentioned it would be more helpful if the results were divided ... »More

As you no doubt noticed if you tried accessing the Atlasphere this evening [it's 12:27 a.m.], we've been making a lot of upgrades to the site. Our first step was implementing the new design you see ... »More

Questions about why we published this-or-that column come up not infrequently at the Atlasphere. Below is a letter I wrote to a new Atlasphere member who had questions about how we decide what to publish, ... »More

Long-time Atlasphere member (and Objectivist Singles founder) Dan Edge sends the following job announcement for his company: Growing medical transcription company seeks full-time production manager. Dan's company is a small, growing company which provides transcription ... »More

Happy holidays! One reason why my own Ayn Rand meta-blogging has been sparse in recent months is that I've been working hard, together with Atlasphere programmer Marshall Sontag, to launch a new business in the wine ... »More

We get e-mails semi-regularly from Atlasphere members telling us how happy they are to have fallen in love with someone they met through our site. Lately, the frequency of these e-mails has increased noticeably. This ... »More

I've been remiss, for a couple weeks now, in not mentioning that the Atlasphere has a new editor! Our new editor is Carol Brass, pictured at right. Carol is a senior at UCLA, majoring in philosophy, ... »More

The Atlasphere columns are now available through an RSS/XML syndication newsfeed. Someone requested this feature last year, and it made perfect sense -- but I've only now had time to set it up. The little orange RSS ... »More

Keep your eyes peeled: The Atlasphere is poised to reach 10,000 members within the next day! We're currently at 9995 and counting.... And typically we get an average of about 10 new members each day. »More

The Atlasphere was mentioned in the Christian Science Monitor today, in an article about niche dating services titled "Single white Earthling seeks Klingon for romantic orbit." The primary focus of the article, as you might guess ... »More