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No problem, as always, I am here to help and can be a good resource if you ever just need a second opinion from another developer.

Okie, not sure if this is related but I'm also seeing a bug with the order of songs not being shown in proper track order like on the album. For example, The Early Four Track Recordings by Of Montreal. It's in alpha order instead of track order.

Okay great. Also, I've got a few questions, I'm not sure if they are in documentation some where on this, but I'll put them here and you can point me in the right direction.

I've begun to make the Of Montreal artist page pretty in the edit area, but now I'm a little confused on three things.

One: When I add a song, the title becomes blue, does that take time to be added?

Two: The radio buttons on the song pages, does that select what shows by default?

Three: If I put a new url on a song that has a chordie already (editing the song), directing to a more correct version of the song on the chordie site which isn't associated to the song, does that take time to add to the song?

How do we submit corrections to artist names or similarly, give an exact link for their wikipedia article?

If an artist does not have a wiki article on them, you are unable to improve them. Is a wiki article required or is this a slight bug?

It tells me about the system of editing Artists and what the benefits to the community / site are. Then has a button to become an editor, I click it and the link takes me to a page with no body content, and by body content I mean, in the html content, there's a <!-- comment --> for the body content and there's nothing in there but the footer. It pulls up a blank browser artist template. Firefox 2, Windows XP, http://www.chordie.com/becomeeditor.php

Were you a beta tester for the new artist system? And are you able to modify information yet?

I don't think the entire site would get shut down, they would just have to exclude artists for which the lawyers are flustered about. Personally, I'd want my lyrics / chords known for the songs of mine. I don't really understand why they would want to remove them from chordie since having them in chordie is like having your website in google. And if something's incorrect in the chord, you can just correct it. So chordie is the number one site out there in my opinion for chords / tabs. Every other site is littered with a tangled web of advertisements and an inability for community contribution. Good job chordie!