Have some change you would like to see made to JoeUser? Make it here.

I'll get the ball rolling:

1. Make the editor clearly show the "more" tag (type more with brackets around it to control which part is the summary).
2. Get rid of the little arrow image that appears next to links. It's distracting.
3. Have the most recent article comments find the blog article first and only use the forums if there is no blog connected to it. I don't like being switched to the forums.
4. If I do go to the forums, don't make me logon.
5. Don't have my logon expire on forums or on JU ever. I don't want to have to relogon.
6. Get the "more" (full listing) of popular articles and recent article comments implemented so that I can see them.
7. Fix bug where some Stardock support forums show up in the recent article comments.
8. Implement full leading blogs and leading users lists so that I can click on them and see a full listing on each.
9. Users with access level > citizen should not see any ads.
10. Make a user's blog roll show up on every sidebar that's related to their blog (i.e. if I click on one of my articles, I want my blog roll to show up).
11. The new rich text editor is really slow to work with (I normally use live writer but when I do use the new editor it's painful).
12. When I am reading an article and it says "by user in blogging" and I click on blogging, I expect ot be taken to the main blogging category index not just the ones from that personal site.
13. It is difficult for users to go to the specific blog-specific channels from a user's home page. That is, if users wanted to read just my artcles on PC gaming, they'd have a rough time doing it.
14. The tags on blogs are always the global tags. There should be per-site tags generated.
15. Need an easy way to tell if a category link is referencing just the articles in the user's personal category or the entire site. I.e. Just my articles on Politics or all of teh articles on politics. Users should be able to easily tell which is which and there are times when users are going to want to quickly jump to a full list of articles on politics versus just the articles written by that blogger.

That's my start.