function zoom(type,imgx,iWidthIn,iHeightIn) {
	imgd = findDOM(imgx);
	//alert(imgd.width + ", " + imgd.height);
	if (type=="+" && imgd.width >= iWidthIn) {
		imgd.width = 2*imgd.width;
		imgd.height = 2*imgd.height;
	}
	if (type=="-" && imgd.width > iWidthIn) {
		imgd.width = imgd.width/2;
		imgd.height = imgd.height/2;
	}
} 

function zoom(type,imgx,iWidthIn,iHeightIn) {
	imgd = findDOM(imgx);
	var factor = imgd.width/iWidthIn;
	if (type=="+" && factor<16) {
		imgd.width = (factor+1)*iWidthIn;
		imgd.height = (factor+1)*iHeightIn;
	}
	if (type=="-" && factor>1) {
		imgd.width = (factor-1)*iWidthIn;
		imgd.height = (factor-1)*iHeightIn;
	}
} 

• gallery page not displaying artwork wider than 720 px correctly (or artwork zoomed in too much)
• gallery browser page is sticky, so you stay on page 3 if you left on page 3 when you give a new search, such as going to the public queue (which then looks empty)
• I would still like the forum to be intergrated in the site, so that if you click forum you stay on the front page, the top bar and all the artworks on top stay, the footer stays as well, only the news and the chatterbox get replaced by the forum. This is technically writable without too many effort and without having to download the server side code.
• The projects and features topics could be reorganized, as they are outdated. All old projects and unused features could be more hidden. If we want to modernize PJ we could start by cutting out the crap, such as the quote system.
  
• Last but not least, my favorite problem on the site: The rating system. But this requires effort from sedge. Lets rewrite a rating system that does not rely on pieces getting multiple rates so that all these 'golden oldies' can leave the HoF if newer pieces turn out to be better. This also keeps the HoF on the frontpage more fresh.
  Users at a higher level should have more weight to their ratings, not more rating bubbles (this does not make sense in any way). This possibly requires resetting all the rates.
  
• We should replace the WYSIWYG editor on PJ  (the forum one is still fine), it is outdated and does not always function well.

Also, I am interested to hear about PJ's security. I have seen so many old websites recently where hackers got access to the database. Often because of outdated modules with problems. An advantage of sedge's custom system is that there are no standard modules that a hacking bot might crawl for, on the other hand not using standard modules means we never get an update for anything.

These are all relatively easy to fix problems, and with sedges support we could probably fix at least half of them ourselves, and be clear about what we want for the rest of the required updates...

Interested?