I've seen Flickr badges that are 2 wide and multiple down.  That could work.  I was also thinking it might be possible to put it in the footer.  We'll just have to wait and see.

And the controversy continues…

The designer I had showed her father our site, and he doesn't think he wants his daughter a part of what we're doing.  He basically said that we're showing things that would cause people to stumble and used the illustration of police only learning the truth and not having to see what's wrong.

Now, I'm sure he didn't dig deep enough or realize our primary audience, but are we hurting ourselves with QRs or the Flickr feed?  To me, that's part of the reason we're here– to ask the question and generate response.

But I feel that we also may be hurting ourselves because those that would walk with us are taking us off their blogrolls or feeling strange sending people to our site because of what might be seen– and what might they might not be able to unsee.

Are we calloused to it?  Is it important– it was the reason this thing was started.  Should we scrap everything but the articles?

Part of the problem is that, for the most part, you invite people to join the pool but it is their decision of whether to add them or not.  I try to keep it balanced when I invite people in, but last month I was trying to find a good cross section of what to expect ain formal dresses, but there were not a lot of modest ones.  I did not invite some of the more outrageous ones.

I don't want to chase people away, but I also believe that a big part of what we do here is illustration.

How do we strike an appropriate balance?  Would your brother really want to come to a site on modesty?

Would it be better if the thing was in the footer or only on the Quick Reviews page?