I have replaced the current description editor on the picture detail page with a lightweight, simplified version that offers basic formatting. To use it, click the Edit icon next to the description. To save your changes, click the Save icon on the toolbar.

You can now view a stream of latest activity on Snapzilla, which includes new pictures, picture likes and comments. The five most recent activities are shown on the home page, and you can view the full activity stream for the past day here.

Additionally, you can view your own activity, including comments and likes added by others to your pictures. Look for the My Stream link in the account section of the sidebar. The personal stream includes activity for the last 7 days.

User profile pages now have a stream link on them as well above the rss feed link to see the activity for individual users.

I have added the ability to change the order of images in an album. When you are viewing an album, you can change the order of the images using the Sort Album Images icon: , which appears next to Album Options at the top of the album if you are viewing an album you created.

To reorder the images, click on the image you want to move and drag and drop it into the new position. Your changes will be saved automatically. A demonstration of how it works is available here:

The sorting page uses Javascript only and has been tested in IE 8/9, Firefox 3.6, Safari 5 and Chrome 10. If you experience any issues, please let me know.

When you mouse over the badge, it will say how many times their images have been chosen, and clicking on the badge will take you to the Best of Snapzilla page filtered to show their images.

It is now easy to keep track of comments added to your images. An RSS icon appears at the top of the recent comments section of each Snapzilla profile page, with a link to the RSS feed of comments added to your images.

Another new way to share Snapzilla images has been added. You can now easily send an image to Plurk, with a shortened bit.ly link and an image that can be viewed directly in Plurk (with thumbnail). You can customize the message before sending. Along with Plurk, you can directly share on Facebook, Flickr, Twitter and Posterous, giving you a variety of options to share your images with friends.

You can now directly report any objectionable images for review by using the Report Image option on the image detail page (the icon is shown below). You must be signed in to report images – your avatar name and email address are included. All image reports are kept confidential. Thank you for your continued assistance with keeping abusive images off of Snapzilla.

You can now sign into your Snapzilla account either using your email address or your avatar name. If you use your avatar name, it must match exactly, including case. If you experience any issues, please let me know via support@sluniverse.com .

The breadcrumb navigation at the top of the picture detail page now supports albums and groups, making it easy to return to the album you were viewing, as well as to the user's album collection and the full album list.

The same support has been added to groups, and the previous improvements to the picture navigator have been added to groups as well.You can browse through a group's pictures directly from the picture detail page without having to return to the group view.