The ones with ~ at the end of them. This is not good for security and it's annoying.

There _is_ an option to disable this but, as it rightly points out, if it were to crash at any point in the saving process you've lost your edits.

My idea is that we should thank CodeWeavers for their good spirit and generosity by offering fully-functioning versions of their flagship products for free - for today only (Tues. Oct 28, 2008)

CodeWeavers CEO Jeremy White was good to his word, and for today only, Codeweavers is giving away free, fully unlocked builds for both Linux and Mac of Crossover Pro and Crossover Games. Both can be downloaded here:

http://down.codeweavers.com/

In addition, on the same webpage, serial numbers to unlock existing Crossover products can be requested -- also for today only.

I know this is a commercial and proprietary product - the programs are modified, proprietary versions of the public and open-source Wine source tree with additional patches and tools - and that some in the community may object to my mentioning it here. OK. Object.

also "most popular today" with all ideas (not only today's)

the space on this website could be used better by having it like this:
http://i431.photobucket.com/albums/qq34/laddi_laddi/should_be.png

Also, whatever one has selected at left should turn boldfaced.

Hmm, let's consider....
I was posting an ASCII based demonstration of an idea on a comment, and guess what! I apparently committed an act of heresy! I USED MULTIPLE SPACES TO SPACE OUT MY SLASH MARKS!!!!! I know, you're thinking that I've got to be joking. A comment system that _removes_ extra spaces? What a lame concept. You might save what, 1kb a year on webstorage. Hey, time for a pat on the back... good job. Seriously, If I Go Through The Effort To Put Those Spaces In.... I DON'T WANT THEM TO BE REMOVED!

Sometimes I post a comment on an idea I strongly agree / disagree with, and forget to vote it. I'm just like that.

I think that, when you comment on an idea you still haven't voted, there should be two buttons:

-Post and vote YES
-Post and vote NO

That way votes wouldn't be lost by accident, like in my case.

Must people just vote down a idea, because don't understand what this mean, then add a button nº 3 "I don't understanding this idea"

An idea "do X" shouldn't be closed just because "There are no plans to do X." This is the case for idea #525: make thunderbird the default email client.

How can the community describe its wants and needs if the admins close ideas just because Canonical is not planning to change something the community clearly wants.

Integrate a Spell Checker into Brainstorm... That will highlight typing errors.

Also, along with this, have a warning to allow people to preview and make any corrections to the idea that they are about to submit before they submit it, as we are not allowed to edit our ideas.

As we always do typing error, or remember too late something very important to add, why not allowing us to edit our own ideas, or comments ?
I don't think that it would make too much abuse... as every forum (at least good forums) allow it.

[EDIT] Sry useless, it's already possible...