cmntz!
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A commenting system for the ENTIRE web!
By Tommy Murphy

Usage
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1) Sign up to get a "token:

	Enter your email address at:
	http://eat.ourbunny.com/cmntz/request.html
	and your "token" will be emailed to you.

2) Install the extension:

	Go to:
	http://eat.ourbunny.com/cmntz/
	and click "install".  Follow the onscreen instructions.

3) Open the cmntz sidebar:

	shift+apple+c
	
	or

	View | Sidebar | cmntz

4) Post a comment:

	Click the "Leave some Love" button at the bottom of the
	sidebar.

	Enter your token into the "Token" field.
	Enter your name into the "Name" field.
	Enter your comment into the "comment" field.

	Click "Post" to post the comment or "Cancel" if you change
	your mind.

How it works
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When the sidebar is open...

	cmntz listens for page loads and tab selects

	If the current page starts with "http://" then the iframe in
	the sidebar will be updated with the following address:

	http://eat.ourbunny.com/cmntz/getcomments.php?url=<the url>

	This page displays all the comments for the given URL

Posting comments...

	The "post cmntz" dialog takes in the following information:

	user_token
	user_name
	user_comment

	When "Post" is clicked...

	The iframe in the sidebar is updated to point to the following
	address:

	http://eat.ourbunny.com/cmntz/post.php?token=<user_token>
	&name=<user_name>&comment=<user_comment>&url=<the url>

	If everything went well the iframe will be redirected to the
	proper "getcomments.php" page.

	If something went wrong an error message is displayed

Avatars?!?!

	cmntz uses gravatars (globally recognized avatars) to display
	avatars on comments.  More info can be found here:
	http://site.gravatar.com/

Todo
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	- Save "token" and "name" in preferences so that the user does
	not have to re-enter this information every time

	- Add captcha for user input

	- post.php is not exactly fort knox when it comes to security