In my RSS reader this post appears as one large blog of text - there aren't any paragraph breaks.

I'm not sure if that's a side effect of this migration?  (I know nothing about SETT!)

The SETT logo in the nav bar should probably have an href for people like myself that like to open links in a new tab. 

That being said, I like the new look, and I wish you the best of luck with this.

I have the same issue as Paul except I usually read posts from my gmail account and not a reader. 

Hi,

Long time lurker, first time poster from the Netherlands here. I like the community feel from SETT, but the "feel" of the site can use some improvement. Three things I notice are:
1. Navigation is a bit weird: when I click on an article in "community" mode to read the comments and hit "back" in my browser (Chrome) in order to get to the next article from the community section, I end up in the "blog" section, which requires me to switch to the community section by hand to continue reading.
2. Also Navigation-related: I really feel like I'm searching for some navigation block somewhere, without ever finding it. Some place where I can find an "about", or an overview of articles or anything. Perhaps you're trying to innovate and build a system which doesn't need such a tool and I'm just too much stuck in old habits, but I feel a bit lost here and there.
3. In my browser in default setting (again, Chrome) the font is extremely large. I seem to recall you mentioning having high resolution monitors in order to be able to fit a lot on your screen for better productivity in one of your articles, but this design seems to contradict that philosophy. Reading an article or browsing through the "archives" really requires a lot of scrolling

I hope this helps and good luck with SETT! Contact me if you want screenshots or anything to verify.

It would probably be a good idea to link to an explanation of what SETT is somewhere. I'm assuming it's the idea you applied to Y Combinator with but if I hadn't read that post I'd have no idea, it's been some time since I looked at the blog.

Good luck!

Utterly digging this platform. The big question for me is, when can the rest of us migrate our own blogs?

Very well done, I like the innovation ... congratulations!  Some of my first thoughts below:

1) Users being able to upload images/video to your domain - I think you should either put this for manual approval or even better have it uploaded in other services only (YouTube, Flick, etc) and then placing them here. Depending on what gets uploaded to your domain and who your register is, it is possible to put your entire website down with just 1 e-mail to your register (GoDaddy for example).

2) Since your website is the main showcase for your product, I would consider making a test with its structure closer to what most people are used to "for a blog/website" so they can feel more familiar to the experience they are already used (header, sections, side or left bar with short "about me", plus other things) before learning the social innovations of SETT. I personally like this style of mainly all visual space to posts with images and text but maybe it is too much for the average user to "get it". I say this because when showing your blog to less tech-savvy people, they said things like "what is this?", which I replied "a blog" and only then they got it.  Other though it was something to do with Twitter.  They way it is now some new visitor needs to understand the new SETT concept + new blog structure concept.  An option is to buy some recorded user browsing to see what the average guy does/thinks when checking out this new blog style.

3) I have not forgotten about that premium domain, just harder than I though :P