and

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-ajax-edit-comments/

just a suggestion though…

http://i25.tinypic.com/10p0ily.jpg

keep it up

just search and replace

<div class="date"><span><?php the_time(‘M’) ?></span> <?php the_time(‘d’) ?></div>

in the index.php of the theme by

<div class="date"><span><?php the_time(‘M, y’) ?></span> <?php the_time(‘d’) ?></div>

(I know. I’m a terrible show off)

Although, I’d prefer a long year format. i,e 2008 instead of 08. but you can figure how to do that easily.

what’s so lol about that?

instead of lolling about you could be writing your own rss reader. You’d be learning something for a change. here’s tip, you can do it using nothing but a plain text html file and some javaScript. don’t believe me? well that’s your loss.

something about the theme though, the page a day calendar on the left of the post title is really neat and all but it doesn’t state the year. You could guess the year from the comments but you’d have to view the actual comments too (an extra click per post). And there could be no comments on a certain post or the first comment could have been made years after the actual post. I’m saying this because I found some old post via the random post widget and it’s hard to figure our when you wrote them.

(the theme is pretty but assumes you won’t be using it for more that a year)

lol

well xml feeds are xml. I think.

I don’t use feed readers much. but I figure they could just apply some XSLT to it to make into whatever colour or shape you want.

er, XSLT; that’s stylesheet for xml. Should be possible.