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Im pretty sure you can edit your own forum posts withing a certain amount of time after posting.
As for your other point, its a great idea, guess we will have to see what the staff says.
Drew
Edit-Now i am positive you can edit forum posts shortly after posting 
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I hear where your coming from, believe me. Ive been rejected plenty of times and its always disappointing, even more so when the reason is vague.
However, I think its important to keep in mind two things. One, the reviewers have a ton of work to do each day and cant write a detailed explanation for every rejection. Secondly, and please dont take this the wrong way, but its not really their job to provide advice and assist designers along the way. Our job is to be great designers and know what were doing. Sure its helpful to get detailed responses and advice, but they are there to judge what is acceptable and what is not.
Keep working on it, its a nice theme and with some changes as people have mentioned you will surely get accepted, just keep up the hard work 
Regards,
Drew
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Im hoping for a lot of web development books, such as MySQL, jQuery, and Wordpress (I wish Collis’s book was ready). Also hoping for a 1 TB external hard drive 
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Do you still need this to be done Jeffrey? If so, let me know and I can do it for you tonight.
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I too think the header, logo and rss feed need more work. The rest of the site looks pretty nice but the header doesnt look finished or very real. Consider adding some color to the logo or rss feed to draw the eye in more.
Most of it looks great, although it does look a lot like web designer wall/css tricks in certain areas. Keep it up and I’m sure it will get accepted 
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There was a thread similar to this one and I believe they are working on a “send preview to reviewer” function so you can send the reviewer a .jpg of your theme. From there they can tell you if you are on the right track or not. Of course things like coding and validation still come into play, but it should give you an idea.
I’m not sure where they are on this, so maybe Jeffrey or another staff member can chime in here 
Regards,
Drew
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Yes, thanks much Envato staff and Collis, you guys rock 
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Wow, its so cool to watch the community grow! Great job Envato and staff 
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No worries at all, your quite welcome 
Good luck with your search.
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Your welcome 
Basically, you’ll use AJAX to talk to a php script, which will in turn search a MySQL database per user input and return info. You’ll then use php to return the information back to your AJAX script, and jQuery to display it nicely to the user.
There are a lot of really good programmers on here that could probably do this for you. Give this thread a few days and then you could start your own thread here asking for a quote.
Envato also has a site where you can post a web programming job for free, there are some good people that search for jobs there too. See: http://jobs.freelanceswitch.com/
Also this article on Nettuts might give you more insight than I can
http://nettuts.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/adding-a-jquery-auto-complete-to-your-google-custom-search-engine/
Best of luck,
Drew
