My first tiny "weekend project": readable text hosting. Useful?
Looks really awesome. I dig the clean interface/presentation.<p>The app is done well enough where nothing is overtly bad or glaring. That being said, I do have a few light thoughts & suggestions.<p>- I agree a source textbox for citations would be nice, but it's not too pressing considering you can include it at the end. In a similar vein, an author box would be nice too.<p>- Any reason why the URLs are 5 letters long? Not to undervalue the popularity of the service, but you could easily start out with 3 letter abbreviations, which would give you ~150k URLs.<p>- For that matter, what is your character set? Are you using just letters, or alphanumeric characters? Again, I'd prefer the former since you aren't going to get a significant boost from the extra choices. You might also want to take out 'O', 'o', and 'l' so its unambiguous when written out.<p>- Finally, although I'd be weary of allowing crazy markup systems, it might be good to implement a lightweight format such as Markdown. Nothing too fancy, but it's nice to be able to add <i>emphasis</i> without having to SHOUT.<p>For fun, my comment on tidypub: <a href="http://tidypub.org/moAbu" rel="nofollow">http://tidypub.org/moAbu</a>