Title: I blew off a bunch of "serious" side work last month and built a tiny little embeddable editing tool that I've wanted to have for Ars Technica since, well, the beginning of internet time. It lets any random user make edit suggestions for writers/editors to consider and act on. <i>I</i> think it's pretty cool and it's gotten some good use over the last few weeks.<p>Of note, it's uses a single-field signup form. Edit administration is currently email based, so all it needs is an email address to get people going.<p>I'm sure I'm not the only person to ever do this, but I basically just turned it on one night even though I sort of hated the state it was in. That turned out to be a good call because people started using it almost immediately, which is both flattering and educational. It's making it a little bit harder to drastically change things (since I suddenly have legacy problems), but it was totally worth it.<p>Check it out: https://copypasta.credibl.es
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