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The documentation thing is really more in relation to using oauth in general, I've found several php libraries which I could use, but I'm not finding them particularly helpful. I think its just case of I need to do more searching and reading. It'll probably all click into place at 3am right when I about to go to bed.

As for the JS, Hahlo's current scripts are based off the Joe Hewitt's early iUI scripts, which I pulled apart and then put back together. They've simply gotten to a point where they are impossible to maintain or update (totally my own fault). jQuery might end up a little bit heavier but it shouldn't affect it much, afterall its only loaded once.

Thanks for linkage Colin.

For the profiles, most of what is in H4 is already in H3.1 but I've organised it better this time around. There a couple of neat things like a location or @username search directly from someones profile both which I've found myself using a lot during testing

I'm looking forward to getting OAuth working, my first couple of attempts have failed miserably, but I've got a full weekend ahead to work something out. Documentation, or lack of, is an issue at the moment.

The back/forward stuff is working great already (another reason I'm glad I've switch from my crappy custom js to jQuery), its got a few small hiccups, but they should be sorted before release.

Thanks for mentioning Hahlo, nice to know that its still some peoples weapon of choice despite the fact that the "iphone twitter" market has been somewhat flooded with so many native apps in recent times.

Thanks for the write-up, nice to see people interested in what I'm doing.

Captain Planet is still a work in progress, I haven't done anything on it for a couple of weeks mainly because I wanted to get it setup on my site, and let it run wild for a couple of weeks to see how it behaved. So far, its been fine, a few small issue with feeds not updating when I expected them to but other than that its been fine.

I've still got a lot of mess and unused code floating around which I need to sort out, plus a few features I still want to add in, but its getting close to the point where I'll put out a call for some beta testers to help test it out with their own selection of feeds.

Yes, support for Ozh's plugin is available in Fluency 1.1 which was released last week. I'm also working on support for Yellow Swordfish's drop down plugin for the next release.

Very nice Dan, I might have to look into making this work completely with the dynamic css thats built into Redoable, which will have about 16 colours combinations available when 1.2 is released.

Keep up the good work, I'm liking all the little changes you've made to the theme too.

Hey very cool to you using Reodable, I have played around with some of your themes in the past when I was still learning Wordpress. I hope you enjoy using/modifying Redoable. And if you need a hand with any changes just give me a yell.