Most of those are low-priority issues. I'll edit this message if I think of anything else.

* http://www.ProjectGraveyard.com/foi/ProblemScreen01.jpg -- screenshot of a weird interface problem I'm getting in IE5.

* The splash page is perfect! The "First visit?" link is great. The only problem is that it's not very Lynx-friendly. That means it may not be compatible with some search engine spiders. How about slicing that image into several? This would allow alt text and real links where they are needed, and later we'd be able to add hover effects for GUI browsers.

* The following pages / modules contain simply "Fate of Io" in the title bar: Activity, Register, Change Password, and User List. For bookmarking and search engine convenience, duplicate page titles should be avoided whenever possible.

* The simple "Fate of Io" title belongs on the /index.html which currently contains no title! This is bad for search engines. (Speaking of which, the root page should also have some META tags. The v3.3 site used META tags in conjunction with my search engine and ICRA registration efforts. I can e-mail you the code to insert, if you want.)

* When you post a new topic, the title bar simply says "Fate of Io: ". If you press enter before you type any body text, the title bar includes the "post title" string you entered, and the post page returns with no error message. It would be better as like "Fate of Io: Dell: Posting New Topic" (with the node name). Also, a "blank posts not allowed" response would seem logical.

Mostly good suggestions... but mostly already on my TODO list anyway. :) The site is not done (hence "beta"), but it's done enough to use.

BTW, your size tag will work if you put quotes around the number. (Also, the end-tag does not need to repeat the parameter.)

Mystik3eb, your beautiful avatar now looks pixelated...aww.

There was a "how-to" node explaining the tag syntax in the Alpha-testing version of the Project Manager. I'm sure Temporal will re-post it soon, and make improvements when he has the time. I'm sorry I didn't make backup of the Alpha, or else I could have restored some things myself.

All of us find the site a little difficult to navigate at first, but it becomes easier once you get used to it. After all, it's different from the forum systems we're experienced with. The time it takes for a new user to adapt to this Project Manager will decrease as new navigation, help, and convenience features are eventually added.

Temporal created an extremely elegant solution in very little time. Every time I nagged about flaws in its usefullness and effectiveness, he proved otherwise. We just gotta be patient.

ID numbers for all types of objects are generated sequentially out of the same pool.

* The "My Profile" screen has "Edit" and "Delete" buttons on top. The "Delete" button doesn't seem to do anything right now (as I found out while trying to commit digital suicide, hehe, j/k). BTW, didn't Temporal once say that deleting users should be impossible? So why not remove that button?

* For topics, it's possible to click on "Delete" by accident when you meant to "Edit". It would be nice to have some kind if a confirmation screen.

* When the topic author clicks "Delete" on top of his/her first post, do all the replies get deleted as well? Doesn't this give too much power to the person who started the topic to unfairly delete the input of any number of other people?

* I hope all "Delete" operations simply mark the data as deleted, not actually wipe it out. As I described elsewhere, that data can be extracted and ZIP`ed by a maintenance script.

* I noticed that it's possible to "Edit" a topic reply but it's not possible to "Delete" it. (Mediocre far-off idea: if the post body is edited to zero-length string, then no one but the poster of that message can see it. This would be equivalent to deleting the post w/o any possible database complexities, and making it possible to undo.)

* I have an [edit] link on top of everyone's message in the topics for which I am the first poster. Looks like somebody mixed up the TopicAuthor and PostAuthor variables. ;) Though this is not a security flaw, trying to edit anyone else's message results in the good `ol 403 error dump.

* I think all my posts should have an "Electrocute" button next to them, which would open a pop-up window displaying a funny Flash animation. That way people can get their aggression out in a harmless way.