We'll see what happens. I'm watching everyones results like a hawk right now too. You may see a few responses at night (someone who just did a request already

We'll see what happens. I'm watching everyones results like a hawk right now too. You may see a few responses at night (someone who just did a request already has 2) but I find its during the day when they come the quickest. If you're interested in catching typos you should specify that to the reviewers. The reviewers are good at doing what they are told. Do you have any suggestions on the publicly accessible URL? I don't want to force people to create usernames/passwords. I think its a hassle for a quick-use service. Or at least its a pet peeve of mine. How about specifying a password with the request and requiring that password in the URL to access the feedback later on. This way you can subscribe to the results in any feed reader but still have some protection in case people try to guess your URL to see the feedback.