I like to think of Gogobot as a Yelp for travel, or a TripAdvisor that puts users first. If you travel a lot and want to write about the things you did, or if you want good tips on travel, it's an excellent resource (see our launch post from last year for a detailed review). You can navigate Gogobot by searching for places or things. Or, you can see where a particular user has gone by navigating his or her "passports." To date users have added 300,000 places they've visited and/or written reviews. Which is great. But Gogobot wants more data. Lots more.