Joshua MacFarlane from Beta Soccer did some research to find out who has the best online support in MLS. The Revs ranked in at 13th, which is somewhat surprising given the number of Facebook fans the team has. We're also among the leaders in youtube activity, oddly enough.

Hi all. Hope you like the new design, but more importantly, the new direction this site will take over the summer and coming season.

I don't want to speak for the editor-in-chief, but we're hoping the slight change of direction will breath some fresh life into this site that is going on its sixth year.

Hi all. Hope you like the new design, but more importantly, the new direction this site will take over the summer and coming season.

I don't want to speak for the editor-in-chief, but we're hoping the slight change of direction will breath some fresh life into this site that is going on its sixth year.

It took less than two weeks from the time I wrote this piece for one of my links to Teh MLSsoccer to go bad. The original link went here. The article now resides at this url. However, Google has indexed the article on the beta "Ramos" server, in addition to the first url where the article resided.

Project Ramos represents the continuing evolution of MLSsoccer.com with improvements in many areas, including:

1) Improved homepage navigation, with direct links to our most popular content sections at the bottom of every page and new content sections so that you can see all articles in a particular series on one page.

The Seattle Sounders released a mobile app that initially seems redundant with the MLS app. Except for a few notable differences. It works. It has live gameday audio for league and non-league matches for the Senior team. It has fans interacting. It works. The app is being polished prior to development on other platforms, but it is expected to be out during this season on at least one other smart phone OS (either Android or Windows Mobile).