@farseeker even though the day is young (for me at least), I think that's the best comment I'll see all day!

you'll have to implement that yourself. See apple's fantastic documentation (not sarcasm)

You idiot!!! Now Jon Skeet knows what questions he should answer and he'll send his bots onto those questions and answer them!!!!! In all seriousness though, nice app. Simple, yet effective!

which gui? the one in the screenshots or the one in the actual app? The one in the screenshots IS terrible, I haven't had time to upload screenshots of the new version. If it's the one in the actual app, then what's wrong with it? It's still in beta so any help I can get to make it better is greatly appreciated. Just email me.

strings is a very powerful program. If you want to say API keys are secure, then I would put a lot of junk strings around your key in your application, that way the person who wants to write a spambot and use your key would have a lot of digging to do

ah. Now it makes sense! When I first saw you were modeling it off of Core Data I thought you were a little nuts. But now it makes perfect sense to me! I originally modeled mine off of MGTwitterEngine, but I slowly moved away from it because I wanted to make it easier to include new API features

rearrange the username label. Where it is isn't the best. It seems to be just sitting there. Move it to below the title, but be sure to say "asked by" or something like that

we COULD just edit them :)

yea, the whole UI is meh. Especially the left side. The right side looks too "busy"

whoops. I'm using the logos on StackTop to tell the user what site they are currently browsing. Would that be allowed under the guidelines or not?

yes, because somebody will write a library in assembly. What I want is one for the TRS-80 :)