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Feel free to submit Pull Requests here: http://epicpullrequests.tumblr.com/submit and I can add them (the epic ones of course).

Yeah. That's why we went with no fees at all for TipTheWeb.org!

Content attribution happens at the time the Tip is made, so it will be there even if the content is taken down after a user makes a Tip for it.

TipTheWeb handles this chicken-egg problem: http://tiptheweb.org/ Tips identify content just by URL de-coupling content attribution from the authors claiming their tips. This also …

Sites like Hacker News could easily add rel="author" link elements to posts— since every post and comment has a permalink— and users could add their site URL to their profile. This…

Chrome has the Task Manager tool which helps you track down tabs which are being resource hogs (CPU and RAM). I was curious if something like this existed in Firefox 4 or there was…

Is your project up online somewhere?

With Readability you still have to "remember to click" the read now/later button, and you don't get to choose how much you want to support that article; you actually have to suppor…

People are free to add money to their TipTheWeb account to use to fund their Tips at any time. Making a Tip isn't a financial transaction; this allows Tips to be as small as 5¢! An…

TipTheWeb will remain focused on being a service for voluntary support of web content and specifically _not_ a payment system. http://tiptheweb.org/answers/#tipping

We’ve wanted to the decision to tip to be an active one, but low-barrier. Basically as close to bookmarking a link a possible, or like tweeting a link to share it. Automatic tippin…

We hope to always error on the side that will benefit the user in these cases. Telling web publishers they have tips waiting for them is tricky business, i.e. Don't want to be spam…

When you think long enough about this whole idea of supporting web content, there are some major requires that arise: • Support should be direct (whereas ads are indirect) • People…

I thought it would be interesting to create a comparable example of this mini-app with basic YUI 3 code: http://jsfiddle.net/ericf/wpuCm/ backbone.js seems like a great library, an…

Nice! Now you can tell which way it's spinning. I updated mine to include your CSS additions.

:-) I wanted to test out the device-independant quester events after I saw this from Boaz: http://code.bocoup.com/html5logo/

This simple example is using YUI 3.3.0 which has support for high-level, device-independant, gesture events which made it easy to make the logo spin when flicked with a mouse or to…

This simple example is using YUI 3.3.0 which has support for high-level, device-independant, gesture events which made it easy to make the logo spin when flicked with a mouse or to…