We currently have the sidebar automatically move to the top when the width of the menu changes. This fixes the wider menu issue for most people. In addition, the sidebar is not visible when viewing individual submissions.

At this time, because there hasn't been much demand for this, we are going to pass on this idea. I can see some benefits that can come of it, but this would require a large amount of redesign for a feature that may not be used by many users.

Thanks for giving a heads up! This issue has been fixed. The subtitle now shows on the submission.

You can favorite and promote your own submissions, but this isn't really a problem. The biggest abuse that could come of this is with people boosting their own submission popularity, but the increase in one favorite/promote won't make much of a difference.

I'd say this is similar to the way you can like and favorite your own posts on Twitter and Facebook. The community will determine if this is acceptable or not as time goes on.

It looks like everything was taken care of! Let us know if you need anything else.

We're likely going to change the wording for this later. Currently, promotions will show notifications, but favorites won't; we are considering this more of a private way to gather art in a location. We will likely change "promotion" to "favorite," then "favorite" to "add to collection" to help make this clearer.

I can see the benefit of having these other functions, but it would also add on a layer of complication; we'd rather keep this function straightforward so it's not confusing to users.

With some redesign, the site now will pop up a notification at the top right of the page to show that you have something new. For now, you will need to click on the drop down menu to see them. I can understand the benefit of the notification page having a live update type feed similar to Twitter; however, this would be a large amount of development without being very useful for users. For now, we aren't going to plan on this, but we could take another look in the future.

The import appears to have gone through on June 4th. We have had a few various issues with the importer, and on occasion, it does struggle to work correctly. If you have any other issues, feel free to submit a ticket; we are getting to the new tickets quickly now that we have more staff.

There hasn't been a huge demand for a change here. Having some separation gives users a chance to realize if they clicked it on accident. We're going to keep it the way it is for the time being.

The site has been redesigned to take the width of phones into account. The text is now readable, and it's generally much easier to use. If there are any additional issues, though, feel free to comment and leave screen shots, and we will take a closer look.