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I see. I'll see how I can make it more 'stable'. Thanks

@QuickOldCar, thanks for your feedback. Thanks. That's right, cnet but smaller but better... At the moment, yes. With time, I'd like the community to participate and developers/publishers of software would update the profile of the software they develop/manage. There's also API that will be used (accessing Apple App Store or Android markets...) Thanks. You can help by spreading the word...

@WebStyles, Thanks for your feedback. I did not know about VersionTracker before: it seems it has merged with cnet. Cnet is ok, like most download websites, but the vision for romku is to be more in depth and provide extra information such as a list of features (that you can compare between profiles), real similar profiles, screenshots... Yes, the design is simple both because I'm not that good at it but also because I want to keep the interface easy to use and without too much ads or irrelevant data. Do you mean the order of the filters? or the order of the profiles. I agree. It's a problem because there's not yet enough ratings. However, I should look into making the 'obvious' ones at the top (searching for 'photoshop' should give you 'photoshop' as the first result) Good point again; I will try to move it completly to the top of the page. It's more standard anyway. Thanks That's not right indeed, will fix this one too. Not sure if I agree on this one. Why should clicking on 'Win' go to the profile's website? Of course, thanks for taking the time to visit and give me the feedback. Much appreciated.

Romku is a collaborative portal with the aim of referencing all software/applications/games/utilities/scripts (currently over 100,000). The main purpose is to provide as much information for each of them in order for users to make an informal decision on which one you want to buy/contribute/download/play/integrate/use... Users can submit new software, edit existing profile pages, add screenshots, mark profiles as their favourites, compare multiple profiles, view software features. Could you kindly visit http://www.romku.com and give me some feedback (would you use the site? isn't the layout too simple? Is it easy to understand what romku is about? Would you recommend such a site to your friends?....) Thanks for your feedback