sorry, i was getting the wrong end of the stick on that.
That is a good idea but your original point might be right, empty fields could be a bit strange. I'll give it a try and see how how it looks (probably not till the weekend - client work to do).
At the moment it's just a lookup to the database. It does have the ability to save and show more fields than whats on the signup form (see the demo - http://localyser.com/demo.html), that form is mainly tailored to match the how PAF data is returned for an easy drop in.
good call on open street map, i'll try and get in touch.
thats strange, we did have an issue with older versions of chrome so it might be a problem with certain webkit version, i'll check that out. thanks for letting me know.
not all guis are made equal, depends which is being used to how good or bad it is. I use gitx on osx (http://gitx.frim.nl/), other than the lack of a 'push' button its spot on, simple to use and powerful.
although a bit biased, http://whygitisbetterthanx.com/ gives you the highlights of what git is good at.. for me its the simple branching coupled with easy stashing
What part do you find complicated about git? The basic commands are: git clone, git add, git commit, git push ... most of these are handled by guis (tortoise, gitx, etc) so all you have to do then is click the right button
Not much, but why would you switch to html5? There is limited support for actual html5 elements, and if your not using them, then your not using html5, just html4 loose.
It's not like any browser is going to drop the html4 doctype so until there is widespread support for html5 elements (footer, article etc) there is no real benefit other than pr.