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It'd be great if the json output for a quote were to also include the amount of up- and downvotes (or likes and dislikes :P) a quote has. You know... for science!

So maybe like this:

{  
    "id":624,
    "body":"Na hier, wie heißt das #Casting ... achja #Musterung. @Johannes",
    "upvotes":14,
    "downvotes":0,
    "sources":[ "@Johannes" ],
    "tags":[ ]
}

It'd be great if the view for a single quote were accessible via a button from the overview. Maybe use the eye button for this? But that's just a suggestion.

I'm actually preferring

Lorem #Ipsum dolor sit amet - @quoteauthor over @quoteauthor Lorem #Ipsum dolor sit amet..

This has of course nothing to do with the implementation. It's just a little easier to read and allows the addition of a comment behind the author, see quote 601 for example.

Just as somewhat of a standard when entering quotes :P

And no "" quotes, as they're unbelievably tiny with this font anyways.

Usernames are hard if not impossible to read clearly when their color is rather dark. Maybe remove the generation of dark colors altogether or switch over to a white font if the brightness is too low?

It'd be awesome if /by/kilian.json and /tag/Koks.json were to work as well \o/

After editing a user is sent back to the main page, which makes editing rather tedious. Back to where the user was previously would be awesome if possible.

A search bar in the menubar or an extra search page would be grand. Especially once pagination is added and ⌘+F won't work anymore ;)

Unfortunately the floating footer is overlapping the content when scrolling all the way to the bottom of a page, especially visible with the back button on the profile page.

Currently the tag parser sees '#foobar...' as '#foobar...', but '#foo-bar' as '#foo-bar'. Periods probably shouldn't be included, but hyphens should.

Some quotes are soon becoming rather old, changing as heard on 22 Sep 14:48 to as heard on 22 Sep '14 14:48 would be great.

Something along the lines of a channel, whose quotes can only be seen when logged in and also only with accounts that are approved to access this channel via a mod/admin.

The current fsrbash moved behind an htaccess for a reason :P