Yeah, you can speak for me, zero, and well said! And lest anyone misunderstand: zerojay deserves all the kudos for this. I was one of the few complaining about how confusing jabber configuration could be and he motivated me to do more than complain. So the ball is rolling and looking good so far. Hopefully soon you will see at least an alpha version of jablet.net come alive. Zero and Pixel will handle the mechanics of that; for now I'm going to work on site design. Eventually I won't be as involved in jablet.net as I will a revived LDUG.org, which will exist on the same host. On that note, we will definitely be looking for another hand or three. Specifically, a really sharp web coder would be ideal. There will be a need for forms, scripts, etc. I know enough to provide direction and testing but beyond that I'm too dangerous. Note that this role could be for both sites or we could split it up. Either way is okay. As zero said, the goal is to really, really focus on making these sites tablet-friendly. More so than any other site. That will demand a lot of usability brainstorming, design and testing. Obviously scrolling should be minimized and links made finger-friendly. Objects per page should be kept to a severe minimum (none of this 200+ objects like you'll hit on amazon.com). LDUG.org will maintain its original focus, and jablet.net will orient around services, particularly IM. I foresee a sort of wizard approach to its design and functionality. In fact, if I may leap ahead here, what I'd REALLY like to eventually see is users creating a jabber account on jablet.net and then scripting automating the account creation on their tablet. Is it possible? I'd like to think so, and the one who can make that happen will earn lots of virtual cookies. I also expect both sites to share user registration to keep things simple, and run off a database as much as possible (MySQL I suspect). I can help with database design and SQL queries but again, someone with focus there would be ideal. I'm pumped! Thanks zero for kicking my butt into gear.