Seperate the forums in asp.net for VB and C# because the amount of times you write VB.NET and get a C# reply when stating you want it in VB.NET

Make asp.net forums similar to stackoveflow where member can up/down vote and make it more social.

I can't seem to find a complete MVC 2/3 NuGet package and at the moment creating a VS2010 MVC project fetches assemblies local to the developer machine. This makes it difficult to move the solution to a build server without installing VS, which seems a bad idea.

As I understand it, the Overview section should be the first thing the newcomer (me :) should read (if he doesn't want to view the video which I don't). But the Overview section is just a collection of links and for instance after reading the first 5 articles, I have read a description of a controller too many times. I think a dedicated content would be in place.

simillar to MVP titles, microsoft community contributor award winners should be highlighted. It will encourage many contributors to participate more.

in My Threads section, more filter/sort options should be available. Like all my threads which are not marked as answered yet or where my reply is marked as answer etc.

Content Placeholder seems to act like barriers to some controls functioning as expected. It would be great to see more examples that show how to use java script and other controls when content placeholders are in use. Not just FindControl, but for example, retirieving Gridview content when there are multiple Master pages and the Gridview is manually coded. Or where to actually place Java/script to get it properly execute when content placeholders are on the page and the java must be placed in side.

Many of us use the tab key to rip through the topics on the main page, we can't tell which one is selected when tabbing through the items.

Daily Community Spotlight can be change like sliding type that's better

You definitely need to create a REST service to allow access to forum question in a programmatic way. That way we can have custom apps as well as Windows Phone 7 apps where we can read, post and update questions and answers.

Information and free test for various MS certification should be provided on the home page.

There are times when I would like to go back and review some of my prior forum posts/questions. It would be nice to have a search feature that can be restricted to only me as the threads first posting person, as well as any thread I have posted to.

Hope this will included in this phase. check http://forums.asp.net/t/1682598.aspx/1?Feeds+of+user+activity for more.

There are a lot of people who use laptop size screens, ie. 1200x900 etc and not 1920x1600 screens, try viewing the website on these smaller screens and optimize a bit. Om my laptop, half the screen is filled with fluff. Yes the images make sense but they take up a huge amount of vertical real estate on small screens. And yes, I tend to spend more of my time trying to learn new stuff i.e. visiting sites like this when sitting at home with my laptop than when at work using a larger monitor.

When ppl reached that section, it seems like only Razor tutorial. Should move MVC, Web forms, WebMatrix and etc in to a same places, so it will make ppl easier to learn & noticed what "technology & knowleadge" they should learn in one place. One more thing to share, is Web Pages 2 = WebMatrix 2, confused. Anyway i am not interested in WebMAtrix(Sorry!)

I would say, there should be a section, where people should go and learn how to build a complete website from start to end.

Release all the source code of the website, the Umbraco and ASP.NET community will be very thankful!

When code is entered in the posting, if it ever needs to be edited, it seems the line breaks are stripped and the code becomes one long sentence. Or it may be split into multiple code boxes.