I found that these things are not ideal. :^)

• no preview in "Add snipplet"
• no information about how many votes, only reputation shown
• many links from Outside Links linked to http://www.perlmonks.org/ by unknown reason. ;-)
• no archive for outgoing messages in Message Inbox
• i think if for "--" vote monk must explain reason, and this reason will be /msg-ed to author of node (from "anonymous voter", of course) when author can take into account these reasons for future posts
• in my CGI's I'm always return redirect after user post some information - to avoid problems with "Refresh+Resend form data".
• I think that after editing something will be much more useful if after pressing "Submit" will be shown VIEW page, not again EDIT form.

WBR, Alex.

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