Petra Quilitz's dashboard

I'd also like to add my concern about the missing update function. Flickr offers it on the photo detail page (bottom right column). While one might think that that leads to abuse (people commenting on an item that is possibly not what they commented on any more), I don't think web apps need to 'play judge'. If the flickr/yahoo can take a hands-off approach to what a user does with his/her content, so can issuu. Why not offer the update function as a switch on-switch off feature for publishers, coupled with special Terms and Conditions they have to agree to. That way issuu can distinguish users that treat their publications like websites or blogs from those that treat them like classic, published magazines, maybe even by identifying them to readers with a little icon or such. There are options allowing for peaceful coexistence of many types of publishers without having to shove everyone into the same presumably abuse-free but seemingly old-fashioned one-size-fits-all cage.

Thanks Jesse! How embarrassing, you looked at my amateur css. Am not a programmer and not sure what that would mean for all my 20.000 link classes. That's something to get my head around on a rainy day. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!