This looks to be a great tool, a creative writer's dream. I'd like to see a terms of use statement, a privacy statement, and some controls as to what's private

This looks to be a great tool, a creative writer's dream. I'd like to see a terms of use statement, a privacy statement, and some controls as to what's private (ought to be the default) and what's open (everything private is fine). Using google and/or twitter creds is nice for the weak of memory, but it means revealing username and passwords for those sites, which in many users eyes is a security breech. It would be nice if you had a username/password for the site itself so that the paranoid can indulge in application isolation. I suspect you'll get lots of people suggesting enhancements but, if I were you, I'd reject them. What's nice is the total simplicity and the daily reminder.