If your opponent wonders why your turn is taking so long, don't tell them that you're consulting a few hundred friends first.
Playing games with your Jelly connections seems to be a surefire way to get responses.
CNN anchor Jake Tapper has prompted his connections for help with his weekday news show, The Lead.
The answer is Walmart, for $8.
We can't see any reason why Jill might have a problem with this.
The Jelly audience loves doodling with the app's extremely rudimentary built-in pen tool.
We're not sure how effective it is, but a few Jelly users are asking for charitable donations through the app.
Whatever color that thing was, Jelly can help get it back.
The answers are yes, no and stay away from us.
While this may be a bit too simple to be useful, we could easily see Jelly becoming a place to exchange recipes.
One of the most popular uses for the app is translation. However, there's no guarantee your connections are telling the truth.
From the acres of forest and the beautiful blue skies, the answer is clearly Newark.
There is no escape.
For those confused, this is not an article about grape spread. Jelly, the new questions and answers app helmed by Twitter co-founder Biz Stone, is still, for the most part, a fringe app for the social media-obsessed.
Less than a month old, the most practical uses of the app are still being discovered and fleshed out every day. After spending a few weeks with it, we've gathered a handful of what we think are particularly creative jellies.
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At this point, users seem to have differing opinions on which type of questions should be asked on the app. For every reasonable translation prompt, it seems, there are five questions with easily searchable answers. "How can I remove stains?" and other basic questions that Google can answer faster don't particularly seem to be the type of query Jelly is meant for.
As the app expands and updates, expect to see your connections come up with even more creative uses. Until then, check out our gallery, get some ideas and give Jelly a shot.
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