Try adding http:// to www.newegg.com

Hum. Hadn't considered the archive as it's faded off. We'll have to code around that.

The issue with trying to sync up a post is the frequent changes. Sure it's possible but you're basically rebuilding a post every time an edit / review / post happens and there's really no benefit to the user as it's just a big unstructured blob of text.

Yes.

Not sure what you mean

Beacuse each post can be viewed individually. If you don't like this appearing you can edit it out of the template.

Given that it's an admin feature we didn't think to include a url validator but now that user's have access to the feature we will validate them in a future release.

See post #4 of this thread.

Supporting the OP meta data is planned.

you was in right, solved adding http:// thx!

After update to 1.2

I get raw html size=3 in the review now. When I posted the code here it actually resolved

I see, Allow Size BB Code needs to be enabled for the forums

More suggestions:

Is there a way to distinguish the Review thread created as a "REVIEW"? on the forums? They appear as a standard thread lost in the quagmire sort-of-speak.

Also, would it be better SEO to have the word "Review" added to the "end" of the title page? Something that makes the review better indexed as a product "review".
When I google search for reviews I always include the word review in the search query.

Cheers!

Not sure what you mean... They are normal threads with review content. See part II about titles.

Totally up to the forum and their optimization tactics. You can append every thread with a word if you like but for best optimization I suggest using just one thread per product with reviews as follow-up posts. This gives engines a single block to spider as a frequently updated product entry rather than many different, and often dated, reviews to try and pick from.