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Okay, I've got a screencap that demonstrates that the "html" generated is in fact the quoted text (IE's developer tools package).  How can I send it to you?

This occurs on the view-posted-comments page: http://www.thenextbigwriter.com/view-po … ent-264066

but not on the posting page: http://www.thenextbigwriter.com/posting … agic-18275

so it appears that you are using different display paths for the presentation of content.

What happens if you shorten a chapter in the process of editing, and then add the text back?  Are you charged for the addback, or does it work on the basis of the max you've ever reached?

Not quite a bug, but I don't know what to make of it.  When I read a review, I get a list of the author's connections.  Since these are the people with whom the author can exchange private messaages, isn't some of the message privacy peeled away?

This is another display that I'm not interested in, done in pictures that take far more space than needed.  But if you need to put something there, wouldn't a list of the author's (public) groups make more sense?

I'm a fanatic on screen space.  It's the way my computer and your website communicate with me, and it's a finite resource.

Images have another cost.  If I'm running on battery in a place where I'm relying on a slow wi-fi connection, they slow the page load considerably.

On being logged out automatically: when Yahoo Mail does this, it leave me on a page with the login form, and even leaves the name field filled in.  You put me on a page where I need at least one click to bring up a login form.

I'm on my smartphone.  I can't see how to read review replies, old or new.  And what about new -replies received-?  The old site made these 'inbox' items immediately visible.

Whatever you come up with, you have two different interfaces I have to figure out and remember.  Neither seems intuitive.  Perhaps they would seem intuitive if groups and connections were my concern.  They are not.  I want to review and be reviewed.

Please allow an ESC to take down an overlay, instead of requiring the user to mouse over to that tiny X.  Keying is faster than mousing for such things.  If there's something that might be lost--say text entered--then a confirmation is appropriate.  Again, being able to use an arrow key ( [No] => [Yes] ) and a quick newline would make the operation faster and easier.

I'll definitely look for it.

Sounds good.  Does it apply to chapters or only to whole works?

For a while today it seemed like the no-https problem was fixed, but it just happened to me again.

The orange-on-blue text is really hard to read wherever it occurs.   I haven't looked at the html/css but it appears that, at least on my devices, the two shades have about the same luminance ('value') even though they have different chrominances.

When I navigate  with the 'back' key using Chrome on the mobile site, I sometimes get Page Not Found.  A refresh gets the page.

Putting the covers up with the listings takes a fairish amount of space, too, especially when the author hasn't put a cover up!  But even when there is one, cutting it by 40% in each dimension would make room for more titles.