A new Know Your Ninja has gone live at Bungie.net. This one isn’t Halo-related at all… but The Slayer DOES work at keeping the Bungie.net forums clean, so you can swing by and read about him. (I think we’ll institute a new policy, from here on out; Average Joes and Ninjas profiled on B.net will only be covered here if the interview has Halo content.) (Louis Wu 19:00:59 UTC)

Sirkan let us know that Halo.fr has posted the fourth episode of “What the French” – a new collection of mishaps, bloopers, and wtf moments from French players. Just under 6 minutes. Check it out!(Louis Wu 16:49:54 UTC)

What do you do if you’re a Spartan without a job? Well, you put together a resume, of course! Thanks, urk.(Louis Wu 16:46:06 UTC)

The Bungie Blog has highlighted another trick jumping montage – this one from Jump Theory’s KillerxJake. Lots of fun flying on Last Resort, Guardian, and Blackout.(Louis Wu 16:41:53 UTC)

Most Fridays, Hawty McBloggy, Hawty McBloggy puts up a Halo-related picture and asks fans to caption it. It looks like for the month of May, the website LameOrGame.com is doing this every day. (They’ve got a tool that lets you add your caption right to the pic, a la lolcats.) As Dennis Powers mentions, most of what’s up there now is seriously LAME… but you can play their GAME and add your own. Check it out!(Louis Wu 16:23:04 UTC)

If you’re into social networking, there are plenty of choices these days – the Facebook Nation has more citizens than Brazil, Twitter lets you describe your activity in real time. These aren’t really aimed at gamers, though. Even a site like Rooster Teeth (where I spend most of my social networking time), while oriented towards gamers, is more about bringing gamers together with shared interests (not necessarily related to games) than about providing gamers with a place to organize gaming. Enter The Hive Project. Built from the ground up by a bunch of long-time Halo fans (and Halo fansite veterans), this site is designed to give you, as a gamer, a way to hook up with other gamers. You can form groups that others can join – and since each group has its own private forum, The Hive Project can work as free clan hosting. Advertise your latest event, share your favorite photos, write up a blog post, interact with others just like you. They’ve just kicked off an Open Beta – swing by and sign up, and see what they’ve got to offer!(Louis Wu 15:18:44 UTC)

Kotaku’s got news of a Halo CE map that recreates Hyrule, from the Zelda series. If you’re jonesin’ for a bit of nostalgia, check it out! Thanks to GrimBrother One for noticing.(Louis Wu 12:31:51 UTC)

ScrewAttack put together a list of the Top 10 Video Game Punks. (They didn’t actually call them ‘punks’, actually, but we’ll let you watch it for yourself.) Our favorite methane-breathing Covenant minion makes the list. Probably not safe for work, for language. Thanks, MffnMn.(Louis Wu 12:31:04 UTC)

Chris10023 let us know that Halo 3 Fails Episode 18 is now up – it’s sort of fun trying to guess the name of the fails. (I liked ‘Dodge the Corpse Fail’.) Three and a half minutes of things not to do in Halo… (Louis Wu 12:30:24 UTC)

Binge Gamer has posted an article about Halo tattoos – some we’ve seen before, some are new. Interesting collection!(Louis Wu 12:29:58 UTC)