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Good point. It stores the info in cookies so once you clear them, your access is gone. But you should be able to refresh the browser etc.

I guess it should be pointed out (a "what does it mean" link). What do you think?

Thank you for the positive feedback. I really appreciate it.

"Add comment" is on its way out. There will be no way to post more than 1 comment, as ppl. post 1.1 comment on the average so it's just unnecessarily complicating things.

I'm keeping a backlog; good idea, posting it, thanks!

This was a temporary problem. Thank you for reporting this!

I agree, thanks. The only issue is that there are other sites that do it pretty well. Usability testing is tricky in general.

Yes, this is a risk, I agree. Thank you for pointing that out.

You're absolutely right about this and I too think this would be really cool to have it. Thanks!

Yeah, it really sucks. Thanks for letting me know about this.

It's probably the spam issue. I'm working on a fix. Thanks for bringing that out and for the positive feedback.

Thank you for the suggestions.

(a) TBD soon. (b) This will follow.

I absolutely agree, the traffic will definitely go down. I hope to retain some users but the idea was to get as much feedback as possible.

Yes, moderating is a bottleneck. :)

Thank you for the feedback! Greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much for the feedback. Have you received your feedback yet?

Thank you for pointing that out! I may want to try it in the next release. It would require a clear point system though. I want to keep things as simple as possible for the time being.

Yeah, "Add comment" etc. is on its way out. Thank you all for your feedback.

Thanks for the heads up!

After posting on Y there was an unexpected surge in traffic. Everything works fine after increasing the number of Heroku instances.

This is precisely my concern.

Nice one, thanks!

Thanks, I've taken it up with ElasticEmail.

Many people like them. :)

Great points, thank you!

Thank you!

+1 Thanks!

The only thing I'm worried is spam proliferation once anything is public so everything needs to be really well planned ahead.

The founder agrees. :) It's serious omission. Thanks!

An absolutely valid point, thanks!

You're absolutely right. TOS is badly needed as well as stressing the point of the site -- reviews are private. Thank you for pointing that out.

Thanks, that was exactly the idea -- solicit feedback on something that works but hasn't too much 'chrome'. I received more than 200 really useful suggestions (and bug reports) and the tool will definitely evolve. It already is.

Thank you for all the useful suggestions, esp. about the 3 sections.

Thanks for the heads up! Did you get any error messages?

There were some temporary problems because the site got overloaded, I boosted the number of heroku instances so the problem should no longer be there.

The current length of the waiting queue is about 2-3 hours. Please feel free to contact me at martinb at criticue dot com if there are still no reviews after some time.

Thanks! This should be fixed now. :)

You get _another_ website for review. Once you post your review of that site, your review -- 2600hz.com will get queued for review by another designer.

If that explains it then I'm sorry -- I'll try to make it more intuitive in the next update.