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Greetings everyone!  I want to take this opportunity to thank you all for your excellent feedback to date. Please know that all of your suggestions are being weighed and prioritized each and every day, so please keep them coming and I will make sure to let you know when you can start to see your ideas in motion.

Just a couple of updates on what you can expect to see in the coming weeks. My first priority is getting Event Seek compatible with Internet Explorer (versions 6 and 7). While our front-end programmer spends his evenings developing nefarious plans to facilitate the downfall of Microsoft, both Connor and I realize that accomodating 60% of the browsing market is substantially more than a “nice-to-have”.

Also, look out for Version 2 of Searching and Sorting in the coming weeks. I have a little secret for you all, good recommendations start with a good search engine. Once we fine tune our search methodology, our recommendation algorithm will have the room and flexibility it needs to grow and develop over time. 

Keep the suggestions coming! I will let everyone know when new features get pushed to our Alpha site.

Posted by: Tristan Davis

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