Thanks Michel. At the risk of sounding like I'm going soft, I will try to keep from creating opinionated thread titles and just let you know directly when I think something should be changed.

>Here a small note about more options in the support area.
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>I have removed the restriction on the uppercase validation on the thread title. Thus, it is permitted to create a thread all in uppercase. This is useful in the situations where we have a product name such as XFRX, where this would be the only word in the title. In such a case, it makes sense to accept it. Originally, this was considered shouting. Thus, we had implemented the validation. What we do now is to accept the message but once the message is viewed, it tells the user that he might want to update the message title, if necessary, by the use of the "Message view setup" menu. In that menu, I have added the option to update the thread title.
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>So, as mentioned, in the "Message view setup" menu, the member who created the thread can update the title at any time.
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>I have adjusted a calendar option which was causing a delay yesterday. Thus, the response time of today should have been much better than yesterday. We still have an issue about it and that will be fixed within the next weeks. But, this is not within the magnitude of what we have observed yesterday. So, things should be much better.
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>The CSS issue has been fixed. This was causing occasionnaly the CSS file to not be available to the member. By the same, some members observed some very large fonts in the interface. This should no longer appear as we do not use anymore a file for the style as everything is now dynamic.
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>When creating a message, accessing the search form or accessing the calendar form, the response time should be a little better as I do not transfer the entire category set anymore. This is adjusted on request when we change the forum from the Form dropdown list control. So, as the amount of data that has to be encrypted is much smaller, this ease the respones time. By the same, this lowers the amount of data to be transfered across the wire.