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Since you asked... 1) Other platforms show post limits. How many words are allowed in a post? Can one write 140 characters? a 50 page essay? and/or even include the longest program in text format from all of history? It's not clear in the UI (or elsewhere?). 2) There is an about page, yet no page displaying/documenting full or new features, let alone the unique features that set /dev/null apart from the rest. For example, seen a couple posts seemingly quoting diff displays, that's a selling point, yet not being sold. Additionally, the search functionality/methodology, inter-lingual or contexts and beyond, is not showcased, whereas it likely also should be. As for Log -> Commit panel, it could be nice for a Homepage or Updates/logs page which shows log changes in the platform, different commits, even distinguished pinned comments, along with links to the aforementioned details. There is indeed the 'Log' /log, but it leads to trending (which is also the same link as the /dev/null icon right above it, no?). To me 'Log' seems a duplication of something directly above it, whereas 'Logs' is a missing feature (albeit perhaps not to be placed at the top, if changed). And continuing on pages, there's no landing page from the main for those not signed in and unfamiliar. YES, the ability to see posts while not logged in is great and should remain, but perhaps instead of just having Log -> Commit on the left for non users, incorporate other/additional options for 'Features' 'About', 'Contact', 'What makes /dev/null unique', or similar. 3) The ability to minimize the left pane to just icons. Wait, you have added collapse. Nevermind, and thank you. 4) Search in the side panel now shows 'Ctrl+K', and it works - Super Keen. What of the other options from Log -> Collapse, when do those hot functions come in? 5) Ability to click a post to expand it and all its comments. Yes it's great that we can further expand replies now, but it would be even nicer to go directly to comment with a click, so as to later refresh the page and all replies for example, or for other reasons. Unless perhaps you create a 'refresh' button for an OP comment and its tree to see new replies to it, could be useful too, along with sorting replies based on stars, level/type of user, response time since reply, etc. 6) TUI.