Currently the only way to find out the title or access policy of a particular site is to list all of a user's sites.

I've been having several problems trying to access my theme when I'm behind the university network. I'm not sure if this will fix that problem, but when I used the SunOS computers to access my STE website (which stores the theme in a page not the site manager) I had this error message come up:

I've seen lots of community requests for "how do I hide a bit of the forum so that only some users can see it?" — and the answer is always "you can't!". The entire forum can be made private or the relevant members can join a parallel site that is just a forum…but both are a pain.

There seems to be a limit of at most 35 fields per data form - is this correct?

To fix several issues on my site, I need to use a robots.txt file, but when I save it in my home page, it actually saves to http://www.wikiwealth.com/local--files/start/robots.txt. I need to save it at http://www.wikiwealth.com/robots.txt, because search engine robots near the file in my root directory.

The close image from the navi-bar is hard coded into the navi-bar. Could this image be moved to the background of the selector #navi-bar a .close{} so theme-builders can choose a different close button? Also for all the social network images

It should return the user's username in two forms:

• unix (lowercase, no spaces)
• normal (however they typed it in during registration)

On the old uploader, I find myself constantly scrolling inside all 3 of its input boxes.

Please add support for user authentication with OpenID.
OpenID Foundation

At the moment, the [[module AccountSettings]] only works at the the main wiki, (www.wikidot.com). I would like the module to be allowed universally in Wikidot.