I like the idea. One thing I found confusing at first was the explanation of how the process works. I had trouble understanding how the system would keep my ado

I like the idea. One thing I found confusing at first was the explanation of how the process works. I had trouble understanding how the system would keep my adoration private while at the same time providing a meaningful way for the other person to adore me back. It made more sense after reading the "How does Adore.ly work?" and seeing that the other person is simply prompted to then "adore" people from their list of friends, and then triggering only if you were one of the "adored". Take that observation with a grain of salt, however. I've never really gotten into Facebook applications. Also, I'd agree with Peter's advice that you simplify the home page further. I personally wouldn't put the "No wall posts", "Troll and Creep Proof" on the front page. It seems to me you'd be inviting objections that weren't present in the first place more often than not. If the Hacker News crowd was the target audience, it would probably be different. Great work and good luck.