I searched on "power twitter". I would expect Power Twitter to be the first result. I think it was sixth.

Search results should be sortable by name, rating, platform ... right now they just come back in what looks like the order in which they were added to the db.
Filtering on things like platform, cost, ... whould be kind of nice too.

I'm missing the possibility to have more than 1 person claiming ownership (or responsibility). An app can be the work of 1 person or the work of a team (startups, for instance). Or that a startup/company could claim the ownership with its name.

I read in your Terms of Service about charges for the the use of OneForty but it's not clear how this is implemented. Are developers charged to have their apps listed or ranked as most popular?

Some transparency would help OneForty have more credibility. Who is paying & what are they getting in exchange?

You should show the counts of how many people have clicked Try It.

Most of the open source programs created are having more than one developer. So could you please add support to add more than one developer in the application page? Thanks.

There seem to be many entries that are being submitted to oneforty that are getting approved, but these applications or sites have no relevance to Twitter whatsoever. An example: http://wefeelfine.org There are several other sites. This is definitely going to be a great directory, but users shouldn't have to flag inappropriate entries if oneforty is actively checking these sites prior to listing them. I know we waited a day or two before we got listed. So how are so many non-Twitter app entries getting through?

I like the fact that we can search for our favorite apps, but let us browse them as well. Maybe in alphabetical order, or by catagory. Right now we can ONLY search or see the top so many apps. We really need to be able to browse them.

ie, http://oneforty.com/item/track-daily-goals/screen_shots

Should help out the user by specifying

- Types of image files accepted (png, jpg, gif...)
- Maximum image dimensions
- Maximum image size

Some apps are promising extra services for good reviews. That would seem an unfair practice as it stuffs the ballot box and punishes users who do not do this.

The final page should tell the developer what to do next:
1. How to claim their app
2. How you protect against false claimants
3. How to view the contract they just signed
4. Their responsibility to keep their email address up to date, etc
5. Key dates upcoming (during this beta period, e.g. if you have an incentive/gift for those who sign up by X date).

do you have any twitter app. for Dopod C730? pls. make one. email me mitchi_021_violet@yahoo.com.ph

When submitting a new application, the form "action" (http://oneforty.com/me/suggested_items) returns Error 404

Be able to add an 'My App on @oneforty' badge to my other website(s).

I have a sports-based application, but am unsure which category to place it in.

There are other sports apps, but they are sprinkled throughout all the other categories.

The number of people who have used the app and reviewed it makes a huge impact on the value of the ranking. I caught myself thinking "I don't want to trust 5 stars if just 2 people have ranked it." But i can't tell in browse view, and i'm not going to click into every app.

Even before you show how many people have "tried" an app, why don't you include just to the right of the stars in the browse view how many people have reviewed it?